Webinar agenda:

• Importing UK goods after the Windsor Framework, by Anthony Buckley

The Windsor Framework clarifies and confirms the special status of Northern Ireland in trade between the UK and EU.  This talk explores the option of using Northern Ireland as an intermediate point, with access to both the UK and the EU.  What are the costs/advantages of moving goods through Northern Ireland?  In particular, what are the implications for the origin of goods?

• Supplier’s declaration: different forms – different purposes, by Annette Reiser

Supplier´s declarations are one of the main documents to prove preferential origin of goods. There are different kind of supplier´s declaration. We will give an overview in which situations supplier`s declarations can be used and what the main purposes of the different declarations are.

• Change of non-preferential origin to avoid anti-dumping duties, by Enrika Naujokė

Is it an option to shift the manufacturing of products to another country (e.g., from China to Thailand) in order to change the non-preferential origin of the goods and thus avoid paying anti-dumping duties in the EU? We provide an overview of the pitfalls of such a decision based on the clarifications of the Court of Justice of the European Union.