Exporters “unaware” of UK legal reforms to digitise trade
19-10-22 / by Eleanor Wragg
The quest to reduce the estimated 28.5 billion paper trade documents printed and flown around...Brexit
UK freeport incentives could amount to unfair export subsidies: UKTPO
05-10-22 / by Eleanor Wragg
Exporters operating in the UK’s new freeports could be deemed in contravention of rules that...
Rethinking working capital in the face of supply chain disruption
15-08-22 / by GTR
For global trade, disruption is no longer a temporary bug, but instead a persistent feature.
UK government “overselling” benefits of Australia trade deal, MPs warn
13-07-22 / by Eleanor Wragg
The International Trade Committee, a cross-party committee of UK members of parliament, has warned the...
Analysis: How digitising the Northern Irish border can help business make the best of a bad situation
29-06-22 / by Eleanor Wragg
The UK government on June 28 won a vote in the House of Commons to...
UK government Brexit reforms ‘risk trade war with Brussels’
15-06-22 / by John Basquill
The UK government has angered the EU by unveiling legislation that would allow it to...
Analysis: Assessing the supply chain risk landscape for UK businesses
30-03-22 / by Eleanor Wragg
Already strained by trading challenges brought about by Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic, UK exporters...
Institute of Export & International Trade rolls out £1mn SME education boost
23-03-22 / by Eleanor Wragg
The Institute of Export & International Trade (IoE&IT) has opened a £1mn voucher scheme to...
UK exporter numbers decline amid post-Brexit reshoring
09-03-22 / by Eleanor Wragg
The number of UK businesses that export has declined in the year since the United...
UK ‘taking risks’ in haste to agree new trade deals, audit finds
08-12-21 / by John Basquill
The UK government’s rush to secure new trade agreements means it may not be doing enough to...