If you do business with China, sooner or later, you’ll come across the codes 9610 and 0110. At first glance, they may seem like minor customs categories, but in practice,… read more →
Türkiye and Armenia are resuming formal trade relations following a 33-year hiatus, announced the Turkish foreign ministry on Wednesday, 13 May. Goods shipped from Türkiye were previously not permitted to… read more →
The process for reimbursing billions of dollars in invalidated tariffs begins today, 20 April, following the US Supreme Court’s ruling that struck down duties imposed under the International Emergency Economic… read more →
It’s been exactly one year since the so-called ‘Liberation Day’, when US President Donald Trump shocked global markets by declaring that the US would be pursuing its “economic independence.” What… read more →
At least 46 containers remain held at the Nhava Sheva Port in Mumbai, India, after customs officials found imported Chinese walnuts were falsely declared as Afghan, benefiting from the zero… read more →
One of the most common causes of delays and penalties at the border is incorrect tariff classification. Global tariff classification is based upon the harmonised system (HS) nomenclature, published by… read more →
In 2024, global carbon pricing revenue crossed$100 billion for the first time. At the same time, only 28% of worldwide emissions currently face any carbon price at all. The speed at… read more →
Tourists coming to the UK are often shocked by the institution of a pint. In celebration or in sorrow, at breakfast, lunch, or dinner. An average pint in London costs… read more →
With international trade agreements and supply chains growing increasingly complex in recent years, the use of demand guarantees has expanded significantly. This increase in usage reflects a broader trend toward… read more →
The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between the UK and India, signed on 24 July, has platformed significant bilateral trade opportunities between the world’s fifth- and sixth-largest economies. The UK… read more →
