Written by Dr Anna Jerzewska – Customs and Trade Consultant As the UK negotiates its exit from the EU, rules of origin are becoming a key topic. How will the exit from the customs union impact the current production patterns in Europe in industries where hundreds of parts move across national borders every day? How […]
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During the month long global Operation Thunderball, Border Force officers in the UK made 168 seizures containing thousands of products regulated under CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species) at ports and airports. The international operation was co-led by the World Customs Organisation (WCO) and INTERPOL and involved police, customs, environment, wildlife and
HMRC is to cease the production of the printed tariff (CIP12) at the end of the year. The printed paper tariff is produced with monthly amendments, however use of digital information gives HMRC greater flexibility and speed in responding to changing circumstances. HMRC are therefore giving notice of their intention to stop publication of the
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