Consumer Protection Judgment on Online Selling Prices

The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled on the interpretation of 'selling price' under consumer protection law. The judgment clarifies that fixed processing fees for orders below a minimum value may be excluded from the 'selling price' of the product in online sales.

Lidikar: Customs Union, Import Value, Canada Goods Judgment

The General Court of the European Union issued a judgment in Case T-296/25 concerning the method of determining the customs value of goods imported from Canada. The ruling clarifies the interpretation of the Union Customs Code regarding the concept of 'data available in the customs territory of the Union' and the use of declared export prices under international agreements.

TUI Belgium VAT Exemptions and Standstill Clause Judgment

The General Court of the European Union ruled on a preliminary reference concerning VAT exemptions and the standstill clause for travel agents in Belgium. The judgment addresses the application of EU VAT directives to services provided by travel agents for travel outside the EU, particularly concerning subsequent amendments to national legislation.

Air Canada v Commission - Airfreight Competition

The General Court of the European Union issued a judgment in Case T-310/21, Air Canada v European Commission, concerning non-contractual liability and competition law in the airfreight market. The case involves Air Canada's claim for compensation related to the Commission's refusal to pay interest on an overpayment following a previous competition ruling.

Whitney Institute Receives MacBook Airs for Digital Arts Program

Mailboxes Unlimited donated nine MacBook Air laptops to Whitney Institute Middle School to enhance its digital arts program. The donation aims to bridge traditional and modern graphic design skills for students. Mailboxes Unlimited also confirmed continued sponsorship of the Annual Schools Art Exhibition and its 'Whole Package Art Scholarship'.

Premier Burt Meets Luxembourg PM to Discuss International Finance

Bermuda's Premier David Burt met with Luxembourg's Prime Minister and other officials to discuss international finance, insurance, and investment. The meetings aimed to strengthen bilateral relations and highlight Bermuda's regulatory standing. Discussions also explored investment partnerships and reinforced Bermuda's commitment to Solvency II equivalence with the EU.

Oral Health Symposium Advances Dental Education

The Bermuda Department of Health hosted its second Oral Health Symposium on March 19-20, 2026, focusing on advancements in dental education and public health. The event brought together over 140 dental professionals to discuss new approaches, technologies, and research in oral healthcare.

Naval Health Research Center Information Collection Revision

The Naval Health Research Center is seeking public comment on a revision to an approved information collection related to the Challenges of Operational Environments Study. This study aims to understand risk factors for suicide among naval personnel and inform targeted interventions. Comments are requested on the necessity, utility, and burden of the collection.

CBSA: Excise Duty Rates Update for Alcohol and Tobacco

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has announced an update to excise duty rates for alcohol and tobacco products, effective April 1, 2026. These changes will be reflected in the CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) system.

IPONZ Journal - March 2026 Edition Available

The Intellectual Property Office of New Zealand (IPONZ) has released the March 2026 edition of its Journal. This update includes general information and specific application updates for patents, trademarks, and designs.