Becoming ITAR-complaint does not have to be difficult and if you focus your efforts on the correct areas, you can create a streamlined business operation that will help you achieve compliance seamlessly
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Information for traders on importing and exporting goods between Great Britain and the EU after 1 January 2021.
Tips on How to Import and Export Goods Between the UK and the EU from 1 January 2021 Read More »
There are multiple regulatory aspects that traders need to comply with, this article walks you through the steps you need to mitigate risk.
Understanding the Risks of Catch-All Export Controls Read More »
The UK Global Tariff will apply to all imported goods from 1st January 2021, replacing the Common External Tariff of the EU customs union. … However, exporters will be able to “zero rate” most goods—that is, charge your customers 0% VAT—for EU customers as well as for that outside of the EU
What does the UK’s 2021 EU Import and Export Guidance mean for you? Read More »
Determining your product’s export classification is one of the most important steps toward export compliance. Understanding the differences behind Commodity Jurisdiction determinations and Commodity Classifications is central to creating effective business processes and achieving economic growth.
The Fundamentals of Product Classification Read More »
Now that Brexit has finally materialised, traders based in the UK and the EU will have to alter their strategies significantly. The UK is no longer a part of the EU, and exporters need to keep track of numerous rules and regulations related to trade
Everything you need to know about UK/EU Export Controls and Sanctions Read More »
International business has witnessed a lot of change in recent years. This blog analyzes the tariff waivers on US products by China and the UK.
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The ongoing coronavirus crisis has highlighted the importance of supply chains. During these tough times, companies need to be able to source and supply goods without any hindrances. However, this is proving to be a difficult task because of the major complicacies that are currently being seen in global supply chains. For example, it has become harder for companies to obtain approvals and meet compliance requirements. Despite these challenges, the ongoing pandemic presents a major opportunity to companies in the form of improving supply chains for the long run. This blog focuses on discussing the ways in which companies can build more resilient supply chains.
Exporters based in the US are governed by various rules and regulations. One such set of regulations govern sensitive information, technology and software. These three areas are earmarked as extremely important because of their role in the US foreign policy and national security. It is worth noting that such regulations are not only limited to physical goods. Instead, they also apply to non-tangible aspects of the trade such as technical data exports. This article focuses on the key risks related to technical data exports and analyzes the reasons behind the spike that has been witnessed in such risks in recent times.
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The sudden advent of the COVID-19 pandemic has meant that trade talks have been put on the back burner. Governments around the world are focusing their efforts towards relief and containment measures as they aim to minimise the impact of the coronavirus. However, this does not mean that trade talks between countries have ended. In May 2020, the UK and the US announced that they are commencing high-level talks related to a potential trade deal. This blog focuses on the new UK-US trade talks and discusses what these talks could mean for Great Britain.
Blog: What Could the New UK-US Trade Talks Mean for Great Britain? Read More »
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