The Trade Steering Committee covers four main areas :
Customs
UCC, Rex System
Trade preferences
Vietnam, Indonesia, TTIP, GSP
Sustainable development
Trade and sustainable development chapters
IPR
Promotion of IP protection in third countries, World Customs Organisation cooperation
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Approval of EU-Vietnam FTA: a turning point for the expansion of the sporting goods industry
The Federation of the European Sporting Goods Industry (FESI) applauds today’s European Parliament plenary vote in favor of the ratification of the Free Trade Agreement between the EU and Vietnam (EVFTA), paving the way for dynamic growth in trade relations between...
FESI co-signs a call for Members of the European Parliament to ratify the EU-Vietnam Agreements
The EU-Vietnam FTA: Opportunities for European and Vietnamese business, consumers and workers Growing better together Following on from the strong support of the International Trade committee on 21st January 2020, the undersigned business associations respectfully...
FESI strongly welcomes INTA’s vote in favor of the ratification of the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement
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Together Against Counterfeiting Alliance
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OHIM Study on economic loss through fake sports equipment is a call for further action against counterfeits
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