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Ahead of I-EU CEPA Implementation, Indonesia’s Trade Ministry Strengthens Manufacturing Exporters’ Readiness for European Market

Indonesia’s Ministry of Trade is preparing manufacturing exporters to leverage the Indonesia-EU CEPA, targeting implementation in Q1 2027. The initiative focuses on market access opportunities, technical export requirements, and rules of origin under the agreement. Activities are aimed at ensuring exporters can meet EU standards and procedures once the CEPA enters into force.

#Customs #Fta #Market Access

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Vietnam signs Free Trade Agreement with EFTA member states

Vietnam has signed a Free Trade Agreement with the member states of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), comprising Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein. This marks a significant new preferential trade arrangement for Vietnam in Europe. No further details are available from the snippet.

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Switzerland and Vietnam Strengthen Ties; EFTA-Vietnam FTA to Be Signed

Swiss President Guy Parmelin visited Hanoi on 17 October 2026, holding talks with Vietnamese leadership on bilateral trade, investment, and innovation, with agreements reached in several policy areas. The EFTA-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement is scheduled to be signed on 18 October 2026.

#Fta

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Taiwan’s Trade Remedy Commission Makes Affirmative Preliminary Injury Determination in Antidumping Case on Cold-Rolled Stainless Steel from Vietnam

Taiwan’s Trade Remedy Commission issued an affirmative preliminary injury determination on October 12, 2026, finding reasonable indication that the domestic cold-rolled, flat-rolled stainless steel products industry is materially injured by allegedly dumped imports from Vietnam. The case will proceed to further antidumping duty investigation stages.

#Remedies #Tariffs

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MOFCOM & MOST Announcement No.48 (2026): Public Consultation on Revisions to China’s Catalogue of Technologies Prohibited and Restricted from Export, with Temporary Registration Requirements

China’s Ministry of Commerce and Ministry of Science and Technology are soliciting public comments on revisions to the Catalogue of Technologies Prohibited and Restricted from Export. Pending finalization, a temporary registration management system will apply to relevant technology exports. This signals potential tightening of China’s export control regime for specific technologies.

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