EU CBAM · multi-supplier importers
Multiple suppliers, multiple sectors: one declaration pipeline.
One rejected XML from any supplier delays the entire set. Carbon Mandate coordinates evidence collection across every installation and validates every file before it reaches your declaration.
Reg (EU) 2023/956 Annex I · IR (EU) 2025/2620 · IR (EU) 2025/2621
Sector exposure: four goods classes
Crude steel, hot-rolled and flat product, alloy and finished steel under Chapters 72 and 73. Typically the highest-volume CBAM-exposed class on a multi-supplier declaration.
Primary and secondary aluminium under Chapter 76. Indirect emissions follow the grid intensity of the smelting country, making origin-grid evidence critical to the declared figure.
Calcined clays, cement clinker, Portland and hydraulic cements under Chapter 25 (2507 · 2523). Clinker is the emission-dominant precursor for the declared figure.
Ammonia, nitric acid, urea and NPK fertilisers under Chapters 28 and 31. Precursor chemistry and N₂O process emissions drive the declared embedded-emissions figure.
Scope per Annex I to Regulation (EU) 2023/956. Each goods line carries its own emissions basis and schema-validation path. One rejected supplier XML in any class delays the complete declaration.
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