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AA Travel Advice – Snow and ice
With a Met Office Yellow Warning of snow and ice being issued, impacting parts of West Midlands, Northern England, Northern Ireland and some areas of Scotland during today, tomorrow and Friday, The AA is issuing travel advice for drivers.
Read moreThe Border Target Operating Model – Compliance and Enforcement Approach January 31 to April 30 2024
DEFRA update on the requirements for traders:
The threats to public health and from animal and plant disease, such as African Swine Fever and Xylella fastidiosa, continue to change and it is important that responsive biosecurity controls are in place to combat them. The UK government will expect the supply chains of goods subject to Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) controls to be ready for the changes which came into place on 31 January 2024 .
Read moreNew Format for 2024! Beginners Export & Import Workshops in March
THESE step-by-step practical workshops have been created to give you the knowledge you need to run your export & import activities smoothly. They offer a comprehensive introduction suitable for businesses looking to trade internationally or for employees that are new to an import/export role.
Read moreHDM Solar Secures Significant Eight Figure Funding Led by Angel Invest and DF Capital
Kingston-Upon-Hull, UK - HDM Solar, one of the UK’s fastest-growing wholesalers of renewable energy products, has announced a major £10.2m funding boost led by a multi-million pound equity investment from Angel Invest in Berlin and supported by UK based DF Capital.
Read moreInternational Trade Centre Newsletter - February 2024
Containing key import and export news, updates, events and business support opportunities.
Read moreTrade With Canada - What Happens Next?
Negotiations with Canada on a new free trade deal have broken down, but what does this mean for businesses trading with the country and what happens next?
Read moreEmployability Skills at the HEY LSIP Quarterly Forum
Clarity on New Border Checks is Vital
The BCC is urging Government to clarify plans around new customs processes, due to start on Wednesday, as firms remain in the dark about crucial aspects of their operation.
Read more‘Moore’ gains for private client team at regional law firm
Highly regarded private client solicitor Hugo Moore has joined Williamsons Solicitors as it looks to develop its leading wills and probate service.
Read moreHull safety giant secures national award for supporting staff to choose sustainable travel options
One of Hull’s most notable businesses has received national certification for its workplace travel plan, which encourages and supports its workforce to walk, cycle and use public transport for their daily commute.
Read moreCommon Sense Approach to Product Marking Welcomed
The Department for Business and Trade has confirmed it will extend the indefinite use of the EU's CE mark to a further three product categories.
Read moreWork starts to create new permanent berth for historic lightship
Leading engineering company Spencer Group has commenced work to create a new permanent home for an iconic vessel.
Read more11 Business Leaders Graduate from their Annual Business Leadership Program
Pepperells Solicitors Celebrates Success as 11 Business Leaders Graduate from their Annual Business Leadership Program
Read moreWithdrawal of CDS Waiver Code 999L
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will be withdrawing the CDS Waiver Code 999L from the CDS service at the end of January 2024 for all import declarations
Read moreUK Critical Imports and Supply Chains Strategy
The events of recent years have severely disrupted the global supply chains which we rely on for our critical imports. In a rapidly changing world the UK needs to adapt to these challenges and seize opportunities to ensure the reliable flow of vital goods that underpin our prosperity.
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