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24 Nov 2023 Amendments to EAEU marking decisions to help ensure free movement of goods in internal market The Eurasian Economic Commission's Council considered the "second package" of amendments to the basic technological organizational model of the EAEU system for marking goods by identification means and earlier decisions of the EEC Council on the introduction of marking in respect of certain categories of goods. "Given the accumulated practice, as well as the expanded number of marked product categories, the Commission has decided to clarify and update the current marking rules. The main objective of such amendments is to ensure the absence of barriers in the Union's internal market, to increase the harmonization of marking procedures in the Member States and to improve information exchange between national operators," emphasized Andrey Slepnev, EEC Minister in charge of Trade.  For this purpose, the following principal amendments were made to the current acts of the Commission's Board: - the provisions of the Basic Model are extended to cases of moving goods subject to marking for purposes other than cross-border trade (for example: presentation at trade fairs or temporary storage in the territory of another Member State); - the possibility of marking goods by a manufacturer from one Member State with the identification means of a customer from another Union country within the "contract manufacturing" (manufacture from raw materials supplied by the customer or under the customer's trademark).  - previously adopted decisions of the Commission's Council on the introduction of marking of certain goods by identification means are brought in line with the Basic Model provisions. The decision shall come into effect after 10 calendar days have elapsed from the date of its official publication.
EAEU to provide tariff exemption for import of cattle meat for industrial processing in 2024 24 Nov 2023 EAEU to provide tariff exemption for import of cattle meat for industrial processing in 2024 The Eurasian Economic Commission's Council has decided to grant a tariff exemption in the form of exemption from import customs duty in respect of certain types of cattle meat intended for the production of meat products. This entailed the possibility of importing these products in 2024 in the following volumes: up to 8.5 ths tons for the Republic of Armenia, up to 7.5 ths tons for the Republic of Belarus, up to 5 ths tons for the Republic of Kazakhstan, up to 3.5 ths tons for the Kyrgyz Republic and up to 100 ths tons for the Russian Federation.  The customs tariff regulation measure is aimed at filling the deficit of raw meat in the Eurasian Economic Union's internal market, developing the production of finished meat and sausage products by processing companies, reducing the cost price of such production, and keeping prices for finished products down. The tariff exemption will be granted in respect of cattle meat intended exclusively for the industrial processing and manufacturing of finished products, provided that the authorized body confirms the intended purpose of the imported goods. Such raw meat does not include high-quality beef, which is mainly produced in the internal market. The deficit of raw meat in the EAEU is compensated mainly by imports from Latin America and India.  The decision of the Commission's Council on this matter stipulates relevant restrictions on the end use of cattle meat, as well as finished products manufactured using it.
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11/14/2023 12:00:00 am Решение Коллегии ЕЭК № 165 О внесении изменений в Решение Коллегии Евразийской экономической комиссии от 21 апреля 2015 г. № 30 и признании утратившими силу некоторых решений Коллегии Евразийской экономической комиссии
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11/24/2023 12:00:00 am Решение Совета ЕЭК № 143 О внесении изменения в Решение Совета Евразийской экономической комиссии от 23 ноября 2020 г. № 105
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11/24/2023 12:00:00 am Решение Совета ЕЭК № 142 О внесении изменения в Решение Совета Евразийской экономической комиссии от 20 октября 2023 г. № 114
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11/24/2023 12:00:00 am Решение Совета ЕЭК № 141 О внесении изменений в приложение № 1 к Правилам определения страны происхождения отдельных видов товаров для целей государственных (муниципальных) закупок
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11/24/2023 12:00:00 am Решение Совета ЕЭК № 140 О внесении изменений в некоторые решения Комиссии Таможенного союза в отношении отдельных видов красок и лаков

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16 2023 Andrey Slepnev, "As of year-end 2022, trade turnover between the EAEU and China exceeded 200 billion dollars" текст The matters of technical regulation, application of SPS-measures, customs cooperation, interaction in competition and market protection measures were discussed by the participants in the third meeting of the joint commission on implementing The Agreement on Trade and Economic Cooperation between the Eurasian Economic Union and the People's Republic of China that was held online on February 16 and chaired by Andrey Slepnev, Minister in charge of Trade of the Eurasian Economic Commission, and Li Fei, Assistant Minister of Commerce of the PRC. An important outcome of the meeting was adoption of the road map on promoting trade and economic cooperation between the Eurasian Economic Union and its Member States, on the one hand, and the People's Republic of China, on the other hand, that includes activities in the field of digitalizing rail transport, exchange of information on strategic planning matters and joint research on the prospects of cooperation development. Special attention was paid to implementing the industry agenda. In particular, it was agreed that this year the parties would hold joint events to study prospects for cooperation in the fields of public procurement, industry and finance, as well as for veterinary and phytosanitary cooperation. "We have agreed to continue promotion of the "Eurasian Agroexpress" project aimed at expedited transportation of food products from the EAEU to China by rail," told Andrey Slepnev following the meeting. "The project has a special significance in the context of diversifying the nomenclature of goods supplied by our Union and increasing the trade turnover with the PRC that exceeded 200 billion dollars as of year-end 2022." For reference The Agreement on Trade and Economic Cooperation between the Eurasian Economic Union and its Member States, on the one part, and the People's Republic of China, on the other part, was signed on May 17, 2018 and entered into force on October 25, 2019. The previous, second, meeting of the Joint Commission on implementing the Agreement chaired by Andrey Slepnev, EEC Minister in charge of Trade, and Wang Shouwen, Assistant Minister of Commerce of the PRC, was held via videoconferencing on December 21, 2021.  
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