EU adds mandatory antimicrobial attestation to US shellfish import certificate
US shellfish exporters and certifiers must move to the EU's new import certificate carrying a mandatory antimicrobial-use attestation
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US shellfish exporters and certifiers must move to the EU's new import certificate carrying a mandatory antimicrobial-use attestation
EU poultry importers must refuse consignments from new US Indiana bird-flu zones and may resume entry from cleared Canada, Chile and US zones
Exporters and certifiers of US fishery products to the EU must move to the new model health certificate, including the antimicrobial-use attestation, by the transitional deadlines
Member State police authorities and Europol must build and configure EPRIS to the Decision's technical, security and logging specifications to exchange police records
EU importers and border-control teams must apply the revised check frequencies and special conditions on the listed food imports from named third countries when the regulation takes effect
EU importers of Bosnian poultry can resume fresh-meat consignments and apply the lighter treatment 'A' to poultry meat products once the regulation takes effect
Railway infrastructure managers must apply the Regulation's EU capacity-allocation rules when assigning train paths in the single European railway area
Formula manufacturers using the new hydrolysate must meet EU Group F composition and processing rules to market it
Importers of glass fibre fabrics from China or Egypt must keep applying EU anti-dumping duties of up to 69% and 33.1%, including on Morocco- and Türkiye-routed consignments
Customs declaration teams must apply the EUR 3 duty and destination-office lodging to imported distance-sale consignments under EUR 150 from 1 July 2026
Construction-product manufacturers must use the Annex classes when declaring resistance-to-fire performance under Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 from 23 June 2026 — declarations not using these classes will not conform.
Resolution authorities must exclude the MREL-excess risk indicator from 2026 contribution calculations and rescale the remaining Risk Exposure indicators to equal weight — contribution adjustments cannot reflect MREL excess from 1 January 2026.