International Trade

There are currently no duties on the export of goods outside the European Union. However, the exporting business must declare its exports electronically via the Customs and Excise Agency's eDouane Import/Export system. For information on the procedures and......

Since 1990 and the passing of the law on the creation of a public shipping register, Luxembourg has managed to develop an efficient register and an attractive business platform for businesses in the maritime sector. Throughout the years, there has...

Businesses in Luxembourg which produce certain plants, plant products or wood packaging, and plan to move them to another Member State in the European Union (EU) have to apply for a plant passport from the Administration of agricultural technical services...

In order to facilitate access to international markets for Luxembourg companies and to maximise their opportunities in the post health crisis era and beyond, the all-in-one digital marketing guide can be consulted on a website proposed by Luxembourg......

On 29 January 2021, finding itself in a situation where the production and delivery of vaccines are still in a ramp-up phase, resulting in a temporary global shortage, the European Commission published Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/111 making the......

The restrictive measures of the European Union, together with the sanctions adopted by the United Nations Security Council, are the preferred instruments for imposing coercive measures on third countries. United Nations members, including Luxembourg, are responsible for taking the necessary......