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An 8-module structured programme for Indian exporters navigating the EU regulatory environment — CE marking, REACH, GPSR, CBAM, EUDR, GDPR, product liability, and EU customs law. The difference between EU market access and EU market exclusion is documentation and certification. This programme closes the gap.
Most Indian exporters treat EU compliance as an afterthought — something to "sort out" after the first EU buyer shows interest. This approach consistently fails: CE marking takes 3-6 months, REACH registration 6-18 months, GPSR Responsible Person appointment is required before the first Amazon EU listing, and CBAM reporting started in 2023.
Amit Jain brings the perspective of an EU-established operator — running Global Nexus from Porto, Portugal — with direct experience navigating EU regulatory requirements for Indian trade facilitation mandates across 30 verticals. This is not theory read from official guidance. It is the operational reality of what it actually takes to get Indian goods into EU hands legally.
Every module is structured around practical action: what certification is needed, who issues it, what it costs, how long it takes, and what happens if you skip it. Participants leave with a personalised EU regulatory roadmap for their specific product category.
Indian manufacturers preparing first EU shipment · Export managers at Indian companies with EU buyer interest · Amazon EU sellers needing GPSR and CE compliance · Indian chemical companies targeting EU buyers · Engineering and automotive component manufacturers seeking IATF 16949 and CE marking clarity · Compliance managers at Indian pharma companies navigating EU-GMP and REACH
CE marking is the legal passport for products in the EU. Without it, products in scope cannot legally be placed on the EU market, sold online, or imported by EU buyers.
Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals — covering all chemical substances above 1 tonne/year imported into EU. Non-compliance means customs seizure.
General Product Safety Regulation, in force August 2024, mandates an EU Responsible Person for all consumer products sold online in EU. Amazon enforces this actively.
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism — EU carbon pricing for steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, hydrogen. Indian exporters must provide verified carbon intensity data from 2026.
EU Deforestation Regulation — mandatory geolocation-based due diligence for cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, soya, wood, rubber, and derived products from December 2024.
GDPR applies to Indian IT companies, e-commerce sellers, and any Indian business processing EU personal data — regardless of where the Indian company is established.
From CE marking fundamentals to CBAM carbon accounting — a complete EU regulatory education for Indian exporters.
One-on-one sessions with Amit Jain. Select the full 8-module sequence or individual modules most relevant to your specific regulatory challenge. Ideal for compliance managers, export directors, and founders.
Delivered to compliance and export teams of up to 20 participants. Modules customised to the specific product category and EU market entry timeline. Ideal for manufacturers in pharma, engineering, chemicals, and textiles preparing first EU shipment.
Combine the programme with a hands-on EU regulatory gap assessment for your specific product: we review your current documentation, identify compliance gaps, and produce a prioritised remediation roadmap with timelines and cost estimates.
This programme is built from mandate experience — the regulatory problems that actually arise when Indian goods reach EU customs, EU buyers reject shipments, or Amazon EU removes listings.
Amit Jain operates Global Nexus from Porto, Portugal — as an EU-established business owner. The programme reflects the lived reality of EU regulatory compliance, not a remote interpretation of EU law.
Every participant receives a module content filter tailored to their specific product category — pharma, textiles, engineering, food, chemicals, or consumer goods.
Understanding EU compliance is one thing. Applying it to an active trade mandate with a real EU buyer is another. Global Nexus bridges both — from regulatory clarity to commercial introduction.
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