The European Commission is collecting views from stakeholders on possible responses to the so-called US “reciprocal” tariffs announced on 2 April and to the 25% tariffs imposed on all imports of vehicles and car parts. The Information Gathering, launched on May 8 in accordance with the EU Enforcement Regulation, will close on Tuesday, 10 June 2025, at 12:00 Brussels time. Stakeholders interested to submit feedback to the Information Gathering are invited to fill in the EU Survey by clicking the button below.

For five years, the Access2Markets portal has been helping businesses navigate global trade. Now, we want to make it even better! Take our satisfaction survey and share your thoughts—your input will help us enhance the portal for trade professionals like you.

The Commission is seeking information and views in relation to the US tariffs imposed on certain steel and aluminium products and derivatives, and possible EU commercial policy measures concerning specific products imported from the US in response. If your company is impacted, take this opportunity to have your say!

To ensure trade agreements work for everyone, we are establishing Domestic Advisory Groups (DAGs) to oversee agreements with Kenya and New Zealand. These groups bring together voices from business, labour, and civil society to provide insights and recommendations on trade policy. Are you interested in joining the dialogue? Click below to learn more and express your interest!

Innovative businesses drive Europe's competitiveness, but barriers like limited private capital and market fragmentation hinder their growth. The EU Start-up & Scale-up Strategy aims to simplify conditions through policy, financial, and legislative measures. Have your say! This initiative is open for feedback—your input will help shape the final framework. Share your thoughts and make a difference!

The Commission has launched a consultation on the effect that India’s WTO inconsistent tariffs on ICT goods have on Union economic interests and the use of the EU Enforcement Regulation to enforce India’s compliance with its international obligations. You can submit your input now!

The European Commission has launched an anonymous survey to assess whether and how European companies participate in public procurement in Japan. Spread the word and give us your opinion by accessing the survey here.

Following negotiations with Moldova to further liberalise trade in goods, the Commission will propose to the Council a decision that would lead to accelerating and broadening the mutual elimination of customs duties under the EU-Moldova Association Agreement. We would like to hear your views! Your input will help shape this initiative.

This Saturday it will be seven years since the EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) provisionally entered into force, opening new opportunities for trade and collaboration. As we mark this milestone, we invite civil society, NGOs, businesses, SMEs, and all interested parties to share their experiences and insights on how CETA has impacted them. Your feedback is important.

Under a review clause of their bilateral Association Agreement the EU and Ukraine are planning to consult each other to update the provisions on reduction of tariffs. We would like to hear your views! Your input will help shape this initiative.

Is CETA working for you? We invite Civil Society, NGOs, Business, SME and anyone else who wishes to do so to share with us their experiences on the EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)! Express your opinion by participating in one or more of our surveys: Public Consultation survey, Business/SME survey and Preference Utilisation survey. You can also participate in our dedicated seminars!

The European Commission published this week a questionnaire seeking the feedback from the public on policy options to better protect and manage sharks and related marine ecosystems. The aim of this consultation is to gather the views of the public to ensure an informed follow-up to the 2023 European citizens’ initiative “Stop Finning – Stop the Trade”. We want to hear from you!

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We have launched a targeted public consultation on our proposal to monitor and assess risks from outbound investments. Do you have experience in this field? Then your views and remarks are welcomed.

While this EPA is clearly a success, it is also clear that some work remains to be done. We want to know what works and what doesn’t (yet) work, in your view.

Take part in the EU-US Trade & Tech Council call for input on the 65 key Artificial Intelligence terms essential to understanding risk-based approaches to AI, along with their interpretations and shared definitions.

Private stakeholders affected by the Indonesian export ban and domestic processing requirement on nickel ore, or by possible EU commercial policy measures in response are invited to share their inputs. Check out for further details!

The open public consultation is ongoing. Give your feedback by July 14 clicking on the more button!

The open public consultation period will run for four weeks. Give your feedback by July 11 clicking on the more button!

We want to hear their story! You can send the name of the company to this functional mailbox: TRADE-EUTN-CONTACT@ec.europa.eu