After Brexit, the United Kingdom’s trading relationship with the European Union changed significantly, introducing a variety of new regulations and processes for businesses engaged in cross-border trade. One important development for businesses in this new environment is the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) status, a certification
Understanding the Enhanced Remote Transit Shed and Its Benefits for UK Exporters In the complex world of international trade, businesses engaged in exporting goods must navigate a range of logistical and regulatory challenges. For companies exporting goods to the United Kingdom (UK), understanding and leveraging
Customs Procedures for Importing Goods into the UK Post-Brexit Since the United Kingdom formally left the European Union on January 31, 2020, the customs landscape for businesses and individuals importing goods into the UK has undergone significant changes. The end of the Brexit transition period
Bringing Fresh Food into the UK from the EU: What You Need to Know If you’re a fan of fresh European produce, or perhaps you run a business that relies on importing food from the EU to the UK, you’ve probably wondered how the whole
Understanding Regime 40 and Regime 42: A Guide for UK Importers As a UK importer, navigating the complex world of customs and duties can be daunting, especially when it comes to understanding the different customs regimes available. Two key regimes that can help streamline your
Spain and Gibraltar are planning a last-minute bilateral Brexit deal aimed at making Brexit less damaging for their citizens when the transition period ends on 31 Decemb The proposed agreement, which would not directly address the vexed question of sovereignty, would aim to preserve free