Let’s talk ATA Carnets
When you take goods, items or equipment, into and back out of a country, a temporary export passport is required – called an ATA Carnet.
Category: Articles
How will food and drink labelling requirements change when we leave the EU?
Guest writer Isabel Lawson looks at the changes coming in EU labelling …
What is a Certificate of Origin?
If the UK has a zero tariff trade agreement with the EU, all exports will need to prove that their products are of UK origin.
A professional mindset for international trade
Within the world of international trading, professionalism is important as it defines the businessman/woman as a person of integrity, one who can be trusted
Creative industries factor in a ten point trade deal struck with Japan
British businesses can now be confident that their brands and innovations will be protected. The deal has gone beyond the EU on provisions that tackle online infringement of IP rights, such as film and music piracy.
Raising the tonnage for Devon’s global shipping
The port of Plymouth is quite unique, we’re not Southampton, Liverpool or London, but equally important for the Maritime industry and commercial cargo – to and from the wider South West. With over 2.2 and 2.5 million tonnes of international cargo every year and expanding we’re a global port to be recognised.
Why Incoterms® will be even more important from January
Incoterms® are an internationally accepted set of rules that apply to the supply and transportation of physical goods. The time to find out is not in January when your goods are stuck in customs! The time to find out is now.
A creative arms race that we can win
At International Trade Matters we have a team of experts that can guide you through the maze, and thanks to digital and creative branding online, we are entering a new era post-Covid-19-lockdown where international PR campaigns have never been easier.
We’re all at sea and it’s time to sink or swim
Whatever your strategy now is the time to build on our individual and collective sector strengths rather than focusing on our weaknesses. It is time for us to react, adapt and build.
Global Fashion on the Cusp of a New Beginning
Patriciah Petrie and her business Glamour Icons – independent fashion designer embracing international opportunities