EU Regulatory Intelligence Brief 1 – September 2026

EU Regulatory Intelligence Brief 1 – September 2026

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This first  issue reports on ten developments in EU–Brazil trade, regulation and investment:

The European Union suspended imports of several Brazilian animal products, introduced new steel import quotas, and continues implementing the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and the Deforestation Regulation, both with deadlines before the end of 2027.

Investors from France, Japan and the United States announced new commitments in Brazilian critical minerals, and Brazil’s Senate approved a national critical minerals law.

Brazilian crude oil exports to Europe rose over the past year, and the European Central Bank confirmed an early-stage study on linking its payment system with Brazil’s Pix.

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As European regulation increasingly shapes market access, supply chains, costs and competitiveness, understanding regulatory developments is essential for companies operating in or seeking access to the European market.

FGV Europe’s newly launched EU Regulatory Intelligence initiative monitors relevant EU regulatory developments and translates them into actionable business intelligence for Brazilian companies, providing early alerts, impact analysis and insights into risks and opportunities.

Through its presence in Europe, FGV Europe brings together regulatory monitoring, analysis, expertise and stakeholder connections to help companies navigate this landscape.

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