Online event
UK and EU CBAM: What it means for UK traders
Tuesday 10 November at 11:00AM
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Get support in understanding your reporting obligations, learn how to prepare emissions data and take practical steps towards compliance when trading with the EU.
What you’ll learn
- Understand how EU and UK CBAM requirements could affect your products, customers and supply chains
- Learn what emissions data may be required and which businesses are responsible for providing or collecting it
- Identify practical steps to prepare for CBAM, including key questions for customers, suppliers and internal teams
Description
This webinar will compare the practical implications of EU CBAM and UK CBAM for UK traders.
We will explain the responsibilities that can arise when CBAM goods are destined for the EU market, including requests for actual emissions data, and highlight the steps businesses can take to prepare their data and internal responsibilities.
The session will conclude with an open Q&A.
Speakers
Emmanuel Gianquitto
Head of Customs Consultancy and Training, Chamber Customs
Emmanuel has over 20 years’ experience working internationally across consultancy, training, auditing and the implementation of best practice in project, quality and international trade management.
Since the beginning of the EU-Exit process, he has focused on the evolving requirements of international trade, with particular expertise in customs compliance, customs declarations, special procedures, classification, valuation, origin, transit and the practical implementation of UK border processes.
He has played a key role in the creation and development of the ChamberCustoms service, supporting the design and implementation of its operational systems, quality framework and compliance controls.
He has also led work on CHIEF and CDS readiness, testing and implementation, and has trained customs agents and businesses on customs processes, declaration requirements and wider compliance obligations.
Emmanuel now leads consultancy and training activity across a broad portfolio of customs, trade and border compliance projects, advising businesses on practical, commercially focused solutions to complex regulatory challenges.
Emmanuel speaks English, Italian, Spanish, French and Portuguese.
Marika Majewska
Customs Specialist, ChamberCustoms
Marika is a Customs Specialist at ChamberCustoms with seven years’ experience in international trade. She combines practical customs expertise with instructional design to translate complex HMRC guidance into clear, actionable advice for UK businesses.
Marika develops and delivers bespoke training and consultancy across areas including Special Procedures and Trade Agreements, ensuring businesses understand both operational requirements and compliance obligations. Her sessions are designed to make customs processes practical, accessible and effective.