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Customs sentinel, export control, tariffs and dual-use: sanctions, triangulation and trade measures, explained

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In short: sanctions, designations, anti-dumping measures and dual-use rules change from week to week, and anyone who sells through a distributor in a third country risks triangulation without knowing it: here every official measure is explained together with what to check on the counterparty. We check official sources every 3 hours, from 7:00 to 21:00, and every article links the act or press release it is based on. It is written for exporters, foreign sales offices, freight forwarders and logistics teams.

How we select the news

A piece of news becomes an article only if it comes from an official source and changes something for whoever must decide on a customer, a supplier or a partner. Service notices, events and appointments are left out.

Archive by topic

Sanctions and designations

What to check on a counterparty

Monitored sources

Frequently asked questions

How often is this page updated?

Official sources are checked every 3 hours, from 7:00 to 21:00 An article is published only when an official source releases a relevant piece of news, so some days there are several and others none.

Where does the news come from?

From institutional sources: the European Commission, OFAC, the US Bureau of Industry and Security, the Council of the European Union, the Italian Guardia di Finanza. Each article links the act or press release in the Sources section.

What does the alert level of the page measure?

It counts the reports published on this page over the last 7 days. It measures how much official activity there is on the subject, not the risk of an individual company: for that, a check on the counterparty is required.

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The service is in Italian.