Client updates / Direct Imports

Israel’s Import Reform: “What’s Good for Europe Is Good for Israel”

13 July 2025 / Amichai Cohen, Ran Karmi

The “What’s Good for Europe Is Good for Israel” reform came into effect at 2025, with considerable resonance. This reform allows importers to import diverse products to Israel in a new standardization track, based on compliance with the requirements of strict European regulations and standards.

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Categories: Antitrust and Competition | Corporate | International Law | Regulation

Israel’s Ministry of Economy and Industry Imposes a Temporary Guarantee on Aluminum Imports from China

10 July 2025 / Ran Karmi, Amichai Cohen

In July 2024, Israel’s Ministry of Economy imposed a 61%-146% temporary guarantee on aluminum imports from China to protect local industry from dumping. Recent guideline updates reinforce the focus on anti-dumping enforcement amid global trade tensions.

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Categories: Capital Markets Regulation | Commercial Law | Corporate | International Law | Regulation

New Israeli Restrictions on Direct Importers

22 February 2023 / Gal Rozent, Irit Brodsky

The Israeli government is continuing to amend the Competition Law with the intention of curbing the cost of living. In the crosshairs are direct importers, who will be subject to strict scrutiny once the amendments are enacted.

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Categories: Antitrust and Competition

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