GEODIS’ Post

🌳 EUDR and Traceability - Live webinar on Thursday, September 26 at 3 PM 🖥️ The EUDR (European Regulation Against Deforestation and Forest Degradation) creates several challenges to overcome, both ecological and administrative, for all those involved in European supply chains. To meet these new requirements effectively, it is crucial to fully understand them and know how to respond step by step. It is in this context that we are hosting our next webinar: 👉 Thursday, September 26 at 3 p.m. This webinar will give you the opportunity to ask questions about these regulations to two experts in the field: Frank Dropmann, Co-founder & Managing Director, BU Global Trade Management at MyTower Jean-Baptiste Coudray, Customs & Trade Consulting Director at MyTower 👇 Topics to be covered 👇 ➡️ What is the EUDR? ➡️ What are the challenges ? ➡️ How to approach the regulation ? ➡️ How to manage the documentation requirements ? ➡️ How to link this documentation to your supply chains flows ? To register for the live webinar: https://lnkd.in/e2Pwkan5

Government response to Non-Tariff Barriers to Trade Perspectives. In December 2023, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on International Trade (CIIT) published a report titled “Non-tariff Barriers to Trade: Some Canadian Perspectives.” The report identified barriers to trade for specific industries and business communities, and put forward a number of recommendations to remove non-tariff trade barriers in free tree agreement negotiations, including by: Removing non-tariff barriers that particularly affect small- and medium-sized businesses; Ensuring that dispute resolution mechanisms exist in agreements and are actually enforced; Harmonizing regulations, in particular for hard-hit industries such as agriculture and automotive; Monitoring imports of food imports at the border to ensure reciprocity of standards exists and is not only a theoretical objective; Preserving Canada’s right to legislate for the common good. #barrrierstotrade #tariffs #agriculture #automotive #foodimports https://lnkd.in/gh7wzYQn

Really good webinar coming up for those of you in the food & drink sector!

Looking forward to hosting this #webinar on #globaltrade oportunities and challenges in the #foodanddrink sector next week, featuring experts from The Food and Drink Federation, Associated British Foods plc, The International Meat Trade Association and SamosaCo. With #BTOM (Border Target Operating Model) changes on the way, as well as ongoing #supplychain disruption due to #shipping crises in the #RedSea and #PanamaCanal, it's an important time to be running this webinar. I suspect #supplychainresilience will be a key theme, as well as ensuring businesses on both sides of the Channel are ready for new #import rules on goods entering Britain.

Strong line-up for our first public webinar of the year here at The Institute of Export & International Trade - one not to miss if you're in the food and drink sector or have clients in the food and drink sector!

In this week’s Friday recap: Association applauds USDA’s extension of pork processing line speeds program; NPPC asks Export Council to address trade issues; NPPC representatives participate in Codex Commission meeting; U.S. pork plants get green light to export to China; and NPPC’s Zieba moderates WITA panel on trade career opportunities. Take a deeper dive: https://lnkd.in/gvxcbrfS. #PorkPriorities

The Australian red meat industry has called for the Australia-European Union Free Trade Agreement (A-EU FTA) negotiations to secure advances for in market access for red meat https://lnkd.in/dSKxUgCx #australia #meatindustry #eu

I think the question our farmers and growers need the answer to is: If not the ETS, then what? If we are to maintain our international trade agreements, our global reputation, and the expectations that international businesses now have regarding the integrity of the New Zealand supply chain for food products. My latest Substack goes into that here - https://lnkd.in/gQejFMrB