• DSV warned that missing or unverifiable documentation on where iron and steel were melted and poured will block EU import clearance.
• The requirements cover selected products under tariff chapters 72 and 73.
• Customs authorities generally expect mill certificates identifying the country of melting and pouring and the heat number.
• Alternative documentation containing both details may be accepted through September 30, 2027.
• Importers should secure supplier documentation when ordering to reduce delays, additional costs and rejected import declarations.

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