Despite Brexit, the United Kingdom continues to maintain strong connections with European markets. And although the UK boasts a robust maritime infrastructure, it relies heavily
Logistics UK, one of the nation’s largest business groups and the sole trade association representing the entire logistics sector, has urged the government to prioritise
The Northern Ireland Assembly’s recent vote to extend post-Brexit trade arrangements for another four years has sparked significant discussion across political, economic, and business sectors.
The EU’s General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR), which replaces the 2001 General Product Safety Directive, is set to come into force in Northern Ireland on
As of 31st October, the UK government is set to enforce Safety and Security (S&S) declarations for all goods being imported from the European Union.
In response to the government announcement of a delay to customs and parcel changes that were set to come into effect from 30 September under
The National Audit Office (NAO) released a report last Monday (20th May 2024) with the results of its investigations into the Government’s approach to border
The imposition of tariffs on electric vehicles emerged as a consequence of the UK’s decision to exit the EU, commonly known as Brexit. The departure
From October, UPS customers shipping to the European Union can start using an AI-powered, in-house tool to automatically generate customs codes, demystifying a critical piece
The Border Target Operating Model for trade in goods, published today, 29th August 2023, sets out when new controls will be introduced to better protect