Why International Trade Matters More than Ever for the UK
In a week where the UK sees its 6th Prime Minister in 10 years taking the reins in No 10, […]
In a week where the UK sees its 6th Prime Minister in 10 years taking the reins in No 10, […]
Europe remains one of the world’s largest and most sophisticated healthcare markets, presenting significant opportunities for British medical device manufacturers
On 3 June 2026, President Trump signed an Executive Order entitled “Strengthening Customs Enforcement.” The Order is the most significant
International Trade Matters has recently been honoured with the Global Growth Award for Services at the Devon Chamber of Commerce
From USTR Section 301 forced labour investigations to the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive — the regulatory and commercial
Let’s be honest: the international trade landscape right now feels like navigating through fog. Regulatory shifts, geopolitical tensions, supply chain
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Qing Lin has some invaluable tips on doing business in China We’ve all heard the advice: localise your product if
On 13th December 2024 the EU General Products Safety Regulation (GPSR) came into force. Essentially, this means that all non-EU
With both the UK and Germany undergoing significant industrial changes, the focus on decarbonisation presents a unique opportunity for collaboration.
Beginning in 2025, new streamlined processes will revolutionise how traders operate by significantly reducing the information required for moving goods directly from Great Britain to Northern Ireland
We know of a few companies that have faced adverse and costly customs decisions. Indeed we have been involved in Expert Witness statements to reinforce an objective viewpoint.
Demand for English sparkling in the domestic market is growing steadily, but what about the overseas opportunities?
These intangible factors can create significant challenges for companies trying to enter new markets, so how can you overcome them?
The global steel market is highly competitive, with significant pressure from imports and changing trade policies.
we’ve identified five key pillars that form the foundation of a robust international growth strategy.
As an importer or exporter of medicinal products, it is your responsibility to know your products and accurately describe them on the customs declarations, enquire into the import export regulations in the destination country, licence requirements, any restrictions, prohibitions and use the correct customs procedure code for smooth and lawful international trade.