The week in customs: The UK and EU have reportedly come to an agreement to link their Emissions Trading Schemes (ETS) – one of the three key pillars of ongoing talks to ‘reset’ the relationship set to ...
Our Chartered Institute public affairs team were in Birmingham this week, representing our members' viewing to senior political and industry figures at the Conservative Party Conference. They shared ...
Away from party conferences, there are mixed reports on whether the UK is set to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), with business and trade secretary Jonathan Reynolds expected to rule ...
UK prime minister Andy Burnham has dominated the week’s trade headlines, following his major set-piece speech to the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool on Wednesday (30 September). Aside from ...
The Chartered Institute has been busy over the part months, with a host of ‘back-to-school’ events for members to reconnect with the community and get up to speed more pressing issues in trade.
The Conservative Party conference continues in Birmingham, as the shadow chancellor delivered his major speech and set out the party’s plans for government if they are returned to office at the next ...
According to media reports, the UK and EU have agreed on how to link their carbon emissions scheme. The move should be a boon for traders importing goods subject to both the EU and UK version of the ...
Although the UK and EU have both introduced Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms (CBAM) the methodologies and implementations are distinct. It is essential that exporters and importers are aware of the ...
The Labour Party's Annual Conference wrapped up this week, producing headlines in the world of international trade and beyond. The Chartered Institute of Export & International Trade's public affairs ...
The deadline for the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is coming up at the end of this year, with firms now having to have visibility across their supply chains and a full understanding of the impact ...
"Business Membership for Aldi is a strategic investment because it allows us to take customs compliance from a cost centre to a source of competitive advantage.” As negotiations between the EU and UK ...
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