INTERNATIONAL TRADE DEPARTMENT UPDATE
Welcome to the February issue of our International Trade Newsletter. Your go-to-source for navigating the ever-evolving landscape of global commerce. Whether you’re a seasoned industry professional or just stepping into the world of international trade, our newsletter is designed to empower and inform.
Our team has curated a diverse range Read MoreESSEX CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE & CHELMSFORD CITY COUNCIL ANNOUNCE THE LAUNCH OF THE ESSEX GLOBAL SUMMIT: HELPING YOUR BUSINESS REACH NEW HEIGHTS
The Essex Chambers of Commerce, in partnership with Chelmsford City Council, are proud to announce the upcoming Essex Global Summit, set to take place on 22nd May at Hylands House in Chelmsford. This premier event aims to bring together key stakeholders, Read MoreRed Sea Update - Latest Attacks and Global Economy Challenges
Threats by Houthi militia on commercial vessels intensify, with the most recent incident resulting in oil tanker Marlin Luanda catching fire after being struck by a missile. The fire was extinguished and the crew is reportedly safe. Earlier an attack on two US-operated Maersk ships Read MoreCharting the Future: Mastering UK Import-Export Dynamics for Manufactured Goods
As the United Kingdom charts its course post-Brexit, businesses engaged in the import and export of manufactured goods find themselves at the forefront of a new era. The landscape has shifted, regulations have transformed, and opportunities await Read MoreNavigating Cultural Nuances in International Sales and Marketing
The world of international business is both exciting and challenging. As businesses expand globally, they encounter a myriad of cultural and linguistic hurdles that can hinder growth and success. Understanding and navigating these differences is crucial, but how do businesses equip themselves for this Read MoreUK extends tariff-free trade with Ukraine until 2029
Most UK-Ukraine trade will remain tariff-free until at least 2029, thanks to an extension agreed recently to support Ukraine’s long-term economic recovery from the war.
The commitment forms part of the UK’s efforts to support Ukraine following Russia’s full-scale Read MoreChamber Customs “Navigating Customs Changes” Webinar Series
Navigating Customs Changes: The Windsor Framework Updated
Wednesday 21st February, 1:30pm
Developed to overcome persistent challenges hindering the implementation of the Northern Ireland Protocol, the Windsor Framework aims to facilitate the movement of goods to, from, and through Northern Ireland.
In Read MoreDefra: Important changes to importing food, animal products, plants and plant products from the EU and EFTA countries
On the 31 January 2024, new border requirements came into effect for importing certain commodities, including some food, into Great Britain. This marks the start of the introduction of the UK’s new Border Target Operating Model (BTOM).
BTOM Read MoreTRADE UPDATES FROM THE BRITISH CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
This month's updates from the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC)
► The BCC took part in a roundtable discussion on trade policy with special advisers to the Shadow Cabinet, covering UK-EU trade, India, supply chains, US and China.
► The BCC raised issues with the Read More