French & EU Trade and Customs Law Firm

The Firm

Based in Paris and Brussels, Fendler Salva Partners offers a unique approach on French and EU trade and customs matters, combining legal perspective with strategic and economic vision, to support our clients’ international operations.

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Expertise

In an ever-evolving trade environment, we help our clients preserve, secure and streamline their international operations with comprehensive expertise in five key areas: customs regulations, economic sanctions and export control, trade defence, product compliance and litigation.

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The Team

Fendler Salva Partners comprises a team of qualified lawyers registered at the Paris and the Brussels bars, whose complementary experience and skills drive a  dynamic, responsive, and pragmatic approach. Our team develops agile and tailored solutions to address our clients’ needs and challenges.

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News & Publications

CBAM: publication of the first certificate price – what are the concrete implications for importers?

The European Commission published, on 7 April 2026, the first reference price for CBAM certificates applicable to the first quarter of 2026, set at €75.36/tCO₂. This publication marks a key milestone in the gradual implementation of the mechanism, by finally providing an official price signal. It enables operators to anticipate their carbon exposure and adjust their import strategies accordingly.
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The Industrial Accelerator Act: a statement for a European industrial strategy

The European Commission’s draft Industrial Accelerator Act (or IAA) marks a turning point in its economic policy, introducing mechanisms to promote ‘Made in the EU’ products and a new requirement for European content.
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The personal liability of executives in cases of violation of international sanctions

While compliance with international sanctions is a critical issue for companies, it is equally critical for executives. Indeed, since violating international sanctions constitutes a criminal offense, individuals may be prosecuted personally in the same way as legal entities. While the exclusively professional context does not allow individuals to avoid liability, delegations of authority may, under certain conditions, limit such liability.
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