The CBAM is a critical mechanism that regulates the carbon emissions of imported products, enabling businesses to engage in $\text{EU}$-compliant, sustainable production and trade.

The CBAM is a mechanism that regulates the carbon emissions of imported goods to support the EU's greenhouse gas emission reduction targets, and its transitional period began in 2023.

Digital solutions and specialized software facilitate data management, accelerate reporting, and support strategic decision-making processes by automating businesses' CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) compliance.

The iron, steel, and aluminum sectors face challenges in complying with the CBAM due to high carbon emissions and costly compliance processes, while digital solutions and strategic approaches can facilitate this transition.

Businesses can ensure CBAM compliance and strengthen their sustainability strategies by accurately tracking and managing their carbon footprints.

The CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) promotes environmental sustainability by regulating the carbon emissions of imported products and offers businesses a long-term competitive advantage.

The CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) accelerates the eco-friendly transformation by guiding businesses toward sustainable production, ensuring that imported products are taxed according to their carbon footprint.

The CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) enacted by the EU is initiating a strategic compliance process for Turkish companies by mandating the reporting of carbon emissions and imposing financial obligations on exporting countries.