Turning Regulatory Change into Competitive Advantage: Your CBAM Opportunity! FREE LIVE Webinar – Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) 12TH NOVEMBER 2025 , TIME : 11.30 am to 12.30 pm 1. Turning Carbon Costs into Predictable ValueCarbon compliance is now law...

If your business imports steel, aluminium, cement or fertilisers, it’s time to pay attention to the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). Simply put, higher-emission materials would cost more and timely action is now essential. Why This Matters Beyond Compliance CBAM...

❝Many months ago, We were reviewing a client’s supply chain and noticed something most businesses overlook: carbon emissions in imports can quietly add costs you didn’t budget for. That’s CBAM consequences in action.❞ Our insights to share: CBAM Realities from...

Is Your Business Ready for CBAM? The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is now in effect. If your company imports carbon-intensive goods into the EU — such as cement, iron and steel, aluminium, fertilizers, electricity, or hydrogen — you...

The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is now in full transitional swing, and importers are under pressure to: Report both direct and indirect emissions. Manage precursor emission data. Apply for approval to import carbon products, effective Jan 2026 We...

U.S. Tariffs are causing a fundamental reset in the rules of global commerce due to ever increasing Customs Complexity. The return of US tariffs plus EU countermanding duties will require key actions to minimise import costs. The U.S. continues to...

Navigating the Latest CBAM Updates: A Guide for Irish Businesses The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a pivotal initiative aimed at aligning carbon costs between domestic products and imports, thereby mitigating carbon leakage and promoting global emission...

How Customs Compliance Can Boost Your Business In today’s global trade environment, customs compliance is more than just a legal obligation, it’s a crucial factor in running a successful import and export business. Staying compliant not only helps businesses avoid...

New Updates on CBAM Implementation Latest Updates on Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, abbreviated CBAM, has been effective since 1 October 2023 and is in line with the policy of the EU for climate neutrality. CBAM...

Learn How to Safely Transport Dangerous Goods by Air with Our IATA Course in Dublin When it comes to shipping dangerous goods by air, safety and compliance are non-negotiable. That’s why understanding the International Air Transport Association (IATA) regulations is...

 Overview: CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms) developments in the European Union is a law where regulatory requirements currently affect over 250 Irish companies. Furthermore, this regulation aims to reduce carbon emissions and reach a point of climate neutrality by 2050....

Introduction:Navigating the complex world of tariff classification is crucial for import-export professionals, customs experts, and supply chain managers. Incorrect classifications can lead to customs delays, penalties, and increased costs. To empower you with the knowledge and skills needed for accurate...

Export Edge Training are offering government supported Training and Consultancy services to companies in cross border trade This worthwhile service of cross-border support for SMEs comes at a time when Cross Border Traders are grappling with new Customs Rules and...

Mastering Trade and Customs Operations: A Comprehensive Guide Since the end of the Brexit transition period, Irish businesses have faced a range of customs problems that have added significant complexity and costs to the process of importing and exporting goods...

International Trade And Customs Compliance : Export Edge International Trade and Customs Compliance Training cover the following areas: Tariff Commodity code classifications appropriate to product descriptions. Goods valuation calculations for accurate customs declarations. Origin and preferences, ensuring proof is held when...