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Regulatory Updates

Dated regulatory developments that change documentary evidence, traceability, verification, due diligence, product information or record keeping.

Regulatory content last reviewed30 September 2026

CBAM · EUDR · DPP

Current documentary-impact updates

30/09/2026 · CBAM

CBAM 50-tonne threshold: Commission publishes first assessment

The Commission assessed the CBAM 50-tonne single mass-based threshold using data for 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. It found that the threshold would exempt 0.87% of embedded emissions, below the 1% limit. The assessment does not itself change the current 50-tonne threshold.

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17/09/2026 · CBAM

Downstream scope: Parliament adopts first-reading position; no final law yet

On 15 September 2026 Parliament adopted its first-reading position on the downstream-extension file 2025/0419(COD). The Council had agreed its general approach on 12 June 2026. The file now proceeds through the ordinary legislative process; the proposed expanded product scope is not final law.

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20/07/2026 · DPP

Digital Product Passport Registry launched

The Commission launched the DPP Registry and testing environment following Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778. Harmonised DPP standards were published through Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/1736. Documentary implication: unique identifiers, source history, versioning, storage and persistence become practical implementation questions.

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13/07/2026 · EUDR

Information System rules simplified ahead of application

Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1565 amended the EUDR Information System rules, including due-diligence statement submission and simplified statements for certain micro or small primary operators. Documentary implication: reference numbers, corrections and supply-chain handoffs need disciplined record keeping.

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