EU Regulation 2025/1724 Corrigendum—Non-English Versions

EU Issues Corrigendum to Regulation 2025/1724

On April 26, 2026, the European Union published a corrigendum to EU Regulation 2025/1724 via the Official Journal of the European Union. According to the notice, "the corrigendum does not concern the English version."

A corrigendum is a formal correction issued to fix errors in the official text of a legal instrument. By limiting the correction to non-English language versions, the EU indicates that translation or transcription errors in other official EU languages (such as French, German, Spanish, or others) have been identified and corrected, while the English version remains accurate as originally published.

Without access to the full text of Regulation 2025/1724 or the specific amendments detailed in the corrigendum, shippers and customs professionals cannot determine whether this regulation affects customs procedures, tariff classification, valuation rules, or other trade compliance matters. The corrigendum notice itself provides no information about the regulation's subject matter, effective date, or applicability to cross-border shipments.

What this means for shippers

If your business operates in EU markets or handles shipments into the European Union, monitor the full text of Regulation 2025/1724 and its corrected versions in your working language. Ensure compliance documents and declarations reference the correct, corrected text to avoid disputes with customs authorities. For detailed guidance on how this regulation affects your customs invoicing, HS code selection, or landed-cost calculations, consult the full regulation on EUR-Lex or contact your customs broker or freight forwarder.