CBAM compliance: A checklist for importers in the European aluminium market

As both the worldwide aluminium exporters and the EU-based importers must have realised in the meantime, CBAM knocks on the door and is no longer a distant regulatory concept. Here’s a CBAM checklist that distils the compliance pathway into five actionable steps published by the European Commission that will aide the EU importers and external exporters alike in following the CBAM regulation without having to pay undue penalties.
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