With the EU's Carbon Border Tax now in force, you must reassess how your steel and cement sourcing, pricing and compliance strategies are structured, because embedded emissions and new tariffs are reshaping supplier competitiveness, logistics and contract terms; you will need stronger carbon accounting, revised procurement criteria and contingency plans to protect margins and ensure regulatory compliance.Key Takeaways: Raises costs for carbon-intensive imports of steel and cement, driving price increases, supplier pass-through, and incentives for reshoring or sourcing lower-carbon producers. Imposes new reporting, verification and payment obligations on non‑EU exporters and their supply chains, accelerating investment in emissions accounting and…