Climate regulations are beginning to impact international trade.
Companies exporting to markets such as Europe or the United States are starting to face emissions reporting requirements.
An example is the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), as well as carbon taxes in many Mexican states, among others.
For many companies, this means:
- Measuring emissions associated with their products
- Documenting calculation methodologies
- Reporting verifiable information
The importance lies in the fact that, beyond driving positive climate impact, regulatory bodies are already applying carbon taxes, directly affecting companies’ profitability.
Preparing early helps avoid trade frictions and improves competitiveness in both local and international markets.
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