Evaluation of the industrial and agricultural autonomous tariff suspensions and quotas scheme

5 submissions in the snapshot (5 from organisations), portal total 5. Feedback list on the portal.

5 of 5 organisation submissions analysed; the model reads them as: supports 1 wants changes 3 1 held back for review (low confidence).

• Ferrer Internacional Company, ESP model reads as: supports source
  • Maintain the procedure as it is agile and useful.

    The procedure is agile and provides a necessary tool in a context of global trade.

• DENSO TEN ESPAÑA, S.A. Company, ESP model reads as: wants changes source
  • Establish a group of experts to analyze suspension requests before they are made public.

    Before making Suspension Requests public, the European Commission should have a group of experts to analyse them and determine whether the request is indeed a 'tariff saving artimaña' or actually refers to technologies or products that cannot actually be obtained or manufactured in Europe.

    machine translation by the Commission, original in ES
  • Utilize artificial intelligence as an aid for the initial analysis of application veracity.

    AI can be a good ally for this first analysis of the veracity of the application.

    machine translation by the Commission, original in ES
• Syensqo Company, FRA model reads as: wants changes source
  • Address the challenges regarding commercially sensitive data requirements that may conflict with EU competition rules.

    Some of the information requested may be commercially sensitive, which raises difficulties for undertakings wishing to meet the Commission’s expectations while ensuring full compliance with EU competition rules, in particular Article 101 TFEU.

    machine translation by the Commission, original in FR
  • Maintain a clear distinction between autonomous tariff suspensions and measures adopted in the context of EU-US trade relations.

    In that regard, a clear distinction should be drawn between autonomous tariff suspensions and measures adopted in the context of EU-US trade relations.

    machine translation by the Commission, original in FR
• Maersk Logistics & Services Sweden AB Company, SWE model reads as: wants changes source
  • Address the long blocking periods of 10 working days for new quotas to avoid unnecessary risks for importers.

    Long blocking periods of 10 working days in the case of new quotas. This creates unnecessary risks for the importer, who has to wait for the customs duties to be paid and may then have imported quantities that he might not have imported otherwise, if he knew that the quota was exhausted.

    machine translation by the Commission, original in SV