EUR-Lex · OJ L·28 April 2026

EU Tariff Regulation Correction Published

The European Union published a corrigendum to EU Regulation 2024/1942 on 26 April 2026. The corrigendum does not affect the English-language version of the regulation. Shippers and freight forwarders should verify whether corrections in other EU language versions impact their compliance obligations.

# EU Tariff Regulation Corrigendum Published

The European Union Official Journal published a corrigendum to Regulation 2024/1942 on 26 April 2026. According to the source, the corrigendum does not concern the English version).

What this means for shippers

If you operate in EU markets or work with EU customs authorities, review the official corrigendum in your working language. The English version requires no updates; however, other language versions may contain corrections that affect tariff classification, valuation, or procedural requirements under Regulation 2024/1942.

For detailed guidance on tariff calculation and landed cost estimation, see landed cost.

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