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We export to the EU but our country has no carbon price. Who actually pays?

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Formally, the EU importer buys the certificates. Commercially, the cost moves into your negotiated price — and importers are already demanding verified embedded-emissions data from suppliers.

From our guide: Why the Carbon Price Affects You — full context, charts and sources there.

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