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British businesses have been warned that they face significant delays to their imports if they don’t move to a new customs service. HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) says more than 3,500 British firms could be affected if they do not move over to the UK’s new Customs Declaration Service (CDS). […]

UK trade via Northern Ireland to the Republic of Ireland (ROI) is booming, with imports to Northern Ireland up 23 per cent and 42 per cent in the opposite direction. The increase in movement of food and live animals from Northern Ireland to ROI was steep, rising from €119 million […]

Trading with the EU post-Brexit means businesses and traders have to comply with a series of new regulations, including the use of EORI. The EORI number (Economic Operators’ Registration and Identification number) is an operator identification that operates throughout the European Union. Post-Brexit, non-VAT-registered businesses need an EORI number to […]

According to the latest data from the Department of Trade & Industry, the total trade in services and goods between China and the UK hit £93.4 billion in the first quarter of 2022. This is an increase of £4.9 billion or 5.5 per cent compared to the same period a […]

British businesses have been warned that they face significant delays to their imports if they don’t move to a new customs service.

While the UK is still striving to reach a comprehensive trade deal with the United States, a second deal has been struck with one of its states.

UK trade via Northern Ireland to the Republic of Ireland (ROI) is booming, with imports to Northern Ireland up 23 per cent and 42 per cent in the opposite direction.

The UK has continued building up new trade ties post-Brexit and has announced it is close to a deal with India while negotiating a hi-tech deal with South Korea.

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has announced that from this month, new importers can no longer register with the Customs Handling of Import and Export Freight system (CHIEF) and must now use the Customs Declaration Service (CDS) instead.

The UK has launched free trade negotiations with six Gulf states which cover £33.1 billion worth of trade.