EU forced labour ban: why knowing where and how your products are made is crucial
From 14 December 2027, products made with forced labour cannot be sold in or exported from the EU. Here's why supplier data is the part that takes time.
EUDR introduced in Northern Ireland: why your commodity code decides your compliance
Many businesses are shipping on codes someone else chose. The EUDR is about to make that a problem in Northern Ireland — because your commodity code is what decides whether due diligence applies at all.
30% US Tariffs on EU Goods: What It Means for Customs Classification
President Trump's 30% tariff on EU goods reshapes import costs overnight. Here's what it means for classification, compliance and supply chains.
5 steps to prepare for the Electronic Trade Document Act
On the 20th September 2023 the new Electronic Trade Document Act was passed that gives digital trade documents the same legal status as…
The Electronic Trade Documents Act is the next step to digital trade
As Paul Scully, minister for technology and the digital economy, rightly says, “The global container shipping industry generates billions…