Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2026 will be held in London at 8:00am GMT on Tuesday 17 November, in a hybrid format. The official notice of the third Annual General Meeting of the Chartered ...
Today, Zelensky will be addressing the Warsaw Security Forum to warn of ongoing Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Meanwhile OPEC – the Middle East’s energy consortium – is expected ...
Our technical director Anna Doherty sat down with International Logistics Buyer's editor Bethany Kellock to discuss customs modernisation. 1. Please introduce yourself and your role? a. I am the ...
The week in customs: The UK and EU have reportedly come to an agreement to link their Emissions Trading Schemes (ETS) – one of the three key pillars of ongoing talks to ‘reset’ the relationship set to ...
The Conservative Party conference continues in Birmingham, as the shadow chancellor delivered his major speech and set out the party’s plans for government if they are returned to office at the next ...
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As part of his European tour, Canadian prime minister Mark Carney will today meet his UK counterpart Andy Burnham in Liverpool. Houthi rebels have made further advances in their Red Sea offensive, ...
Trade experts are hailing a major shipping breakthrough as a Chinese cargo ship completed its maiden voyage from China to Europe via the Arctic Circle. Further concerns about the impact of new EU’s ...
HMRC's Joint Customs Consultative Committee has provided the following urgent message about a longer period of planned downtime for the Customs Declaration Service (26-27 September). Due to scheduled ...
On 30 July 2026, HMRC announced that Airbus Operations Limited had agreed a £6.4m compound settlement for offences under the Export Control Order 2008, the largest such settlement for strategic export ...
Businesses have expressed confidence in the Labour government’s long-term plans for trade, industry and small businesses, but wish to see simplified access to the support that’s being delivered.
The first day of September is already looking like an important one for international traders. Firstly, UK membership of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership ...