Critical times for the future of UK steel
The global steel market is highly competitive, with significant pressure from imports and changing trade policies.
Mastering the Global Landscape: Strategies for Thriving in International Markets
we’ve identified five key pillars that form the foundation of a robust international growth strategy.
Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Products; Are you compliant?
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.
UK Iron and Steel traders need to exercise vigilance on the origins of steel supply.
Steel traders should be aware of the regulations that prohibit the import of goods into the UK and the associated criteria as well as the HS codes affected.
Is this really the right time to start an export journey?
Well, YES, of course it is, Nigel Irvine, International Business Development Specialist explains…
A week in the life of an international trade specialist…
Join Mike Court for exclusive access to a week in international trade compliance…
Travelling for business?
Paul Walters, International Trade Compliance specialist shares his insight on making those all-important overseas trips
What’s in a relationship?
Establishing good relationships and trust with customers, agents and employees is a major part of the success factor in ongoing business development.
Going International – Have you thought about Your Intellectual Property?
The management of the IP within your business should be formulated into a strategy and this should align with your business plans. You can consider using your IP as a KPI as one mechanism to measure the success of your business.
The convenience and simplicity of universal IBANs for corporate and personal clients
Are you in need of a foreign currency bank account in the UK but have been refused one through the normal channels?
B2B or P2P?
Because an individual consumer buying items for the consumer´s own personal use is not involved, we normally dehumanize the transaction as if businesses could operate as a kind of living entity without human interaction
Strictly… Exporting
Success and sustainability in overseas markets can only be achieved if you understand your responsibilities, are in control of your supply chain and your processes and, have the ability and courage to scale.
Compliance Strategy – why it should not be overlooked
Compliance is important for all businesses, large and small, but it can be particularly critical for companies trading globally from Britain
When will International Trade go Digital?
The UK government is providing for a trade solution which will bring productivity and cost savings to all businesses involved in international trade.
How to get a Certificate of Origin
A Certificate of Origin is an official document that states the origin of goods that are being traded internationally. It shows where the goods were manufactured, produced, or processed.
The importance of Lean implementation for export
Sami Caglar, Director and Strategist at iLean Ltd discusses some of the touch points for driving global success through Lean practices
Why Tariff Classification is important
Tariff classification is a process of determining the correct code number for your goods to have them accurately recorded. The key uses are for statistical purposes at import or export.
Made in Britain – Making a Mark
British manufactured goods are recognised across the world, instruments of economic wealth and global status. The country has made its mark.