UK CBAM: Practical readiness for 2027

The UK's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (UK CBAM) comes into effect on 1 January 2027 and will create new compliance obligations for many importers of carbon-intensive goods.

From that date, businesses will need to identify in-scope imports, calculate UK CBAM liabilities and maintain the records required to support future UK CBAM returns. For many organisations, this means acting now to understand exposure, engage with suppliers, review customs data and establish the processes needed to collect and retain the required information.

This webinar will provide a practical update on the latest developments, what businesses know today, and the key steps organisations should be taking to prepare.

What we will cover

• What UK CBAM means for importers. 
• Where the rules stand today and what to expect next. 
• The actions businesses should be taking now. 
• Supplier engagement and data collection challenges. 
• Customs best practices and mitigation opportunities. 
• Preparing for long-term compliance.

Who should attend

• Businesses importing iron, steel, aluminium, fertilisers, hydrogen or cement.
• Manufacturers, distributors and retailers with international supply chains. 
• Finance, customs, procurement, supply chain, trade compliance, sustainability and ESG teams.

Timings

11:00 - Webinar starts
12:00 - Webinar ends

This is a virtual event. You will receive log in details upon registration.  

Cost

There is no cost to attend this event.

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Speakers

Jamie Mcleod Director, VAT, Customs and International Trade [email protected]	George Beattie Assistant Manager, VAT, Customs and International Trade [email protected]