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A global marketplace founded in 1995 that mixes auction and fixed-price listings.

EU framework regulation that sets sustainability requirements per product group, starting with textiles, steel, aluminium, furniture, tyres and mattresses.

A US electronic entry type created for low-value Section 321 shipments, largely displaced when the de minimis exemption was suspended.

The practice of giving each store its own browser profile, fingerprint parameters and network exit to avoid signal overlap.

A legislative package that would replace the current customs framework with a data hub and a central EU customs authority.

EU regulation requiring due diligence that goods placed on the market are deforestation-free and legally produced.

The national enforcement system that checks products on the EU market and can order withdrawal, recall or destruction.

An entity established in the EU that is accountable to authorities for a product's compliance and can be contacted directly.

A national regime requiring the party placing goods on a market to fund collection, recycling and disposal.