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“In force” is the date status. Check the goods and route to see whether you need to act. These filters apply to updates; practical guides remain available in search.
Relevant to: UK sellers supplying EU customers with steel products listed in Annex I to Regulation 2026/1384, including specified sheets, bars, wire, tubes and pipes, and their EU importers.
Check before sending affected goods
Confirm the exact product scope with the EU customs representative. Obtain the melt-and-pour country and heat number from the supplier, check the supporting evidence and agree how it will be declared before dispatch.
Relevant to: UK sellers and EU importers of covered Chinese-origin, non-rechargeable cylindrical alkaline manganese dioxide batteries—not all battery or electronics sellers.
Check before sending affected goods
Check the specification, origin and EU CN code with the importer or customs representative. Keep import records and discuss possible future anti-dumping liability; do not add a guessed duty rate.
Relevant to: UK sellers supplying the EU with covered welded steel mesh originating in China or Türkiye, and their EU importers or customs representatives. Other parcel sellers are not affected by this measure.
Check before sending affected goods
Check the product specification, customs origin and EU classification with your importer or customs representative before dispatch. Keep supporting records and discuss any potential future anti-dumping liability.
Relevant to: UK sellers supplying the EU with covered steel shelving or components originating in China, and their EU importers or customs representatives. This is not a general rule for every furniture or parcel shipment.
Check before sending affected goods
Match the shelving and components to the regulation’s product description, confirm customs origin and the TARIC code, and discuss potential future anti-dumping liability with your EU importer or customs representative.
Relevant to: Carriers, customs agents and operators moving goods under temporary customs storage in Spain.
Mainly for your carrier or customs broker
Most UK sellers have no direct action. If your route uses G5G movements, ask the carrier or broker to confirm its systems support the requirements applying from 22 September 2026.
