customs clearance
UK exporters urged to act as new customs pl...
In just three months, the UK’s legacy customs platform, CHIEF (Cargo Handling of Import and Export Freight), will be replaced by the Customs Declaration Service (CDS). Rhenus
Logistics UK: REUL Bill leaves UK supply ch...
Business group Logistics UK has raised concerns about the government’s proposed Retained EU Law (REUL) Bill, which is currently making its way through Parliament, and
Rhenus UK urges exporters to prioritise CDS
The UK’s legacy customs platform is being replaced by a new model. Exporters have until late 2023 to move to the new system. Rhenus UK
Operation Brock contraflow to be activated ...
The Operation Brock contraflow system on the M20 in Kent will be deployed from Monday 12 December ahead of the Christmas period and high passenger
CDS is here – and this time, it’s for r...
With a global pandemic, chaos at the borders, an HGV driver shortage and ensuing supply chain chaos, compounded by political uncertainty, inflation and a fuel and
EU-bound hauliers hit with £300 fines in D...
More than 100 fines in 48 hours were issued to HGV drivers attempting to jump the queues on the M20 amid traffic chaos at the
ALS Customs Services introduces Customs 2.0
The company ALS Customs Services has automated the processes for customs clearance between the United Kingdom and France. Once the data required for exports and
BIFA welcomes HMRC’s increased communicat...
Commenting on the recent HMRC announcement that it would be communicating with all companies involved in international trade on the most significant changes in the
Brexit: Dover queues lengthen
An influential group of MPs has provided a withering assessment of Brexit’s legacy, saying the only detectable impact was soaring costs, border delays and increased
EU postings declarations portal now online
The EU postings declarations portal (previously referred to as EU posting of drivers portal) is now available to use. From 2 February, new EU rules mean if you operate loaded goods journeys in and
