ChamberCustoms Blog
UK products and services are in demand across the world! In this regular series we examine new markets you may not have considered before.
This month, we're looking at the gateway to a huge African community of over 580 million people... Kenya
The arrival of the summer recess marks a respite period for many (other than Conservative Party leadership candidates and members) from an intense period of policy-making affecting trade.
As a new Prime Minister takes office on 6 September, the in-tray on international trade issues will be daunting.
Read on to find out more…
How companies trade around the world has been transformed by digital customs and technology.
From our border controls and trading compliance systems to customs declarations and bills of lading, the old analogue ways of importing and exporting are being consigned to history.
Read more here
New UK border checks for goods moving have become more rigorous since January 2022 and the UK Government, via HMRC have begun enforcement of the rules that need to be applied now that Staged Customs Controls have come to an end. It’s the end of the Brexit Transition Period for Staged Customs Controls. Learn more today and ensure you are trading compliantly.
The EU introduced full border controls on GB goods from 1 January 2021. The UK Government decided to defer the implementation of inbound GB border controls, at the UK Border, in respect of EU goods until 1 January 2022. Find out how GB-EU border control changes will affect your business and use the ChamberCustoms’ free business checklist for GB-EU border control changes.
