6 steps to Brexit for business?
What are your top six steps to prepare for Brexit? Here’s a summary from meeting a cross-section of UK businesses
Video: How do you prepare for the uncertainty of Brexit?
Our latest video introduction presents some of the ways smart companies are preparing for Brexit, despite the clouds of uncertainty
HMRC sets August launch date for new IT system
HMRC has set an August launch date for a new IT system The UK tax office plans to begin a
AEO Certification, the “first line of defence” in customs compliance activity
Guest article by Marius Gaiță Customs Operations &Compliance Manager – EUROCCOPER, Founding Member – AEO FORUM The term “customs compliance” is used in various official documents drafted by
What if my company wasn’t “born-global”?
Is your company predominantly trading domestically? Don’t fit into the category of “born-global”? Not to worry – global trading is
Make export trade your new year’s resolution for growth in 2018!
Brexit dominated the headlines in 2017 and many will have made affirmations to move on in the coming year. It’s
House of Commons discussion on food & drink export
International Trade Matters associate, Gary Baylis attends House of Commons discussion on issues facing food & drink exporters Gary recently
North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
Just when we thought Brexit would be the dominant discussion topic around the dinner table at International Trade gatherings, a
India: Historic Trade Capital to Future Economic Hub
With Brexit topping the headlines and the prospect of a need to find new export partners looming, one answer is
Partnership with Astra Recruitment
Middleton Jones is pleased to announce a new working partnership with Astra Recruitment. Providing a vital connection to the talent
Roadmapping for success – approaching new markets
What is the right way to approach new markets and how does approaching an international market differ from a domestic
Customer Myopia
At a recent networking event the audience of consultants and small business owners were asked about who was their customer?