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Against the backdrop of a rapidly changing international landscape, two ambitious reform initiatives have been launched almost simultaneously, both of which will have a profound impact on international trade and business operations: the reform of the current European Customs Code, presented last May by the European Commission, and the revision of national customs regulations, provided for as part of the tax reform approved by Delegated Law No. 111 of August 9, 2023.

The ability of Italian companies to expand into international markets, the production of high-quality products of unquestionable value, and the strength of the “Made in Italy” brand make Italy the sixth-largest exporter in the world by volume. During the first edition of the International Trade Forum, ARcom Formazione dedicated a panel discussion to exploring and debating the most significant challenges and opportunities related to “Made in Italy,” including from a legislative perspective.

Sustainability, CBAM, the plastic tax, and deforestation: the new challenges facing international trade.
Environmental sustainability has become a central issue for those operating in international markets. The European Union has recently approved a series of bans and new tariffs, including the CBAM, the plastic tax, and regulations on deforestation.
During the first edition of the International Trade Forum, ARcom Formazione dedicated a thematic roundtable to in-depth analysis and discussion of the most significant challenges related to environmental protection in international trade.