The EU expects to enter 14,500 million with the carbon tariff

Brussels will impose the border adjustment mechanism in October

Today a company can relocate its industrial production to a country with more lax environmental legislation than that of the European Union, obtaining greater benefits because the costs in that territory will be lower.
From October this dysfunction will disappear with a kind of tariff that Europe will impose on imports of products that have been manufactured without complying with the regulations imposed by the EU. It will be the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). CO₂ is a colorless, odorless gas composed of oxygen and carbon that is primarily responsible for global warming.

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