Carbon Reporting is no longer optional. With the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) already reshaping International Trade and the UK’s own CBAM due to launch in 2027, the time to prepare is now.

Businesses that fail to understand the implications risk increased costs, compliance burdens and disruption to their supply chains. As carbon reporting requirements continue to evolve, understanding your obligations today can help avoid costly challenges tomorrow.

To help businesses navigate this changing landscape, join us on the 22^nd September 2026 for our dedicated Carbon Reporting & CBAM Workshop.

Designed for importers, exporters, manufacturers and professionals responsible for procurement, finance, sustainability and supply chain management, the workshop will provide practical guidance on understanding CBAM requirements, managing emissions data and assessing the potential impact on business operations.

Attendees will gain:

• A clear understanding of the EU and UK CBAM timeline
• Insight into their role within CBAM-regulated supply chains
• Practical methods for tracking and reporting emissions
• Real-world examples of how SMEs can prepare and protect margins
• Guidance on assessing and mitigating commercial and financial risks associated with CBAM

As environmental reporting moves higher up the business agenda, organisations that act early will be best placed to adapt to new requirements, meet customer expectations and seize opportunities in an increasingly sustainability-focused trading environment.

Don’t get left behind. Be prepared for the future of international trade.

Click here to book now!

For further information, contact:

☎ 01254 945903
✉ international@chamberelancs.co.uk