Over 40% of Certificates of Origin issued worldwide are now printed on plain paper. As we move into a digital future the Chamber wants to...

New data released in December by the British Chambers of Commerce, from a survey of more than 1,168 businesses (92% SMEs), shows...

Traders are urged to apply for authorisation under the UK Trader Scheme if they wish to declare their goods as 'non-risk' or entering the...

Update on the Origin of Second-Hand (Worn) Clothing The need to clean and fumigate clothing on the rules of origin of second-hand...

The term "UKCA" stands for "UK Conformity Assessed" and is the product certification system that must be used for manufactured products...

What are incoterms? The delivery terms are part of the contractual agreements between seller and buyer. The parties are free to agree...

This is one of the most commonly asked questions by Chamber members and customers, so let’s start by explaining what Customs Procedure...

Turkey is strategically located at the meeting points of Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, on a peninsula surrounded by the Black Sea,...

We all know that dealing with export documentation can be a bit of a mine field. Exporters must deal with the preparation of the...

As part of the NI Protocol implementation, the UK Government created the Trade Support Service to support (TSS). TSS was set up back in...

We are launching this section in our newsletter to showcase some of the most frequently asked questions our team get week on week. This...

The British Chambers of Commerce has published a critical update of its Brexit guidance dashboard containing 26 key questions that remain...

This week we had Liam Smyth, Director of Trade Facilitation and Chamber Customs in our Chamber Live giving his views on the most recent...

EU counterparts have expressed strong concerns about a controversial bill published by the UK Government, where parts of the Prime...

By Liam Smyth, Director of Trade Facilitation at the British Chambers of Commerce & Chamber Customs The UK left the European Union on...

As the UK did not request a further extension to the transition period, the UK is set to leave the EU Customs Union by end of this year. ...

UK Border Control Updates This month the government announced the approach to border controls on GB-EU trade in 2021 and it formally...

This is one question that some UK companies need to be asking themselves, specially if trading on a DDP Basis with EU customers. Leaving...

As the UK marks its official departure from the European Union, and the start of an 11-month transition period, Dr Adam Marshall,...

Today, January 31st 2020, the UK will officially leave the EU. This broad statement can seem overwhelming at first glance - for...