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Hauliers and carriers are invited to register for an HMRC GB to NI Parcels Movement webinar to be delivered on 4th March. The webinar is intended to help hauliers and carriers prepare for the implementation of the new requirements for parcel deliveries into Northern Ireland

Trade Remedies or Trade Measures are internationally agreed trade control methods implemented at the country level to balance domestic and international markets, safeguarding the local domestic market.

HMRC issued updated guidance on import restrictions for products affected by the Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) outbreak in Germany.

Our March sessions are tailored to suit your schedule, offering full-day courses and focused, shorter clinics. Whether you're looking to master the basics of import/export or delve into more advanced Customs regulations, we have a wide range of courses to suit your needs.

Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the UK’s commitment to global security through intensified sanctions has taken centre stage. Among the UK’s key priorities is the non-proliferation (the unintentional spreading) of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and other controlled goods.

The need for trade remedies stems from the challenges of operating globally. Trading internationally carries risks, such as opening the domestic market to the threat of competition. Introducing trade remedies in these scenarios can counterbalance these threats, protecting the UK’s domestic industries. As of 2025, the United Kingdom imposes anti-dumping duties on various imported goods to protect domestic industries from unfair trade practices. These duties are additional charges levied on products sold in the UK at prices below their standard value, often due to subsidies or dumping by exporting countries.

HMRC have advised that there will be carrying out essential maintenance to the New Computerised Transit System (NCTS) XI & GB channels, on Tuesday 25th February 2025

HMRC are reminding traders and agents that the inclusion of multiple consignments in the same ENS declaration is dependent on all the goods within the declaration routing from the exact same countries, from the country of dispatch (export) to the country of destination (import).