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Life After De Minimis: How EU E-Commerce Imports Will Change from 2026.
The continued expansion of e-commerce has been one of the most significant drivers of change in international trade in recent years. Online platforms have enabled consumers to purchase goods from sellers anywhere in the world with just a few clicks, while advances in logistics and fulfilment have made rapid cross-border delivery the norm rather than the exception. This growth has been particularly pronounced in low-value consumer goods, where overseas sellers can reach EU cus
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India-uk trade deal 2025; what are the implications?
The India-UK Trade Deal, signed in July 2025, has emerged as one of the most significant bilateral agreements for the UK since leaving the EU. It brings with it tangible opportunities but also regulatory changes that directly affect British businesses exploring expansion or investment in India, as well as those connected to global supply chains. Unpacking the India-UK Trade Agreement This landmark Free Trade Agreement between the UK and India will slash tariffs on 90% of B
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Dec 1, 20253 min read


How Businesses can take advantage of Northern Ireland's Dual Access
Northern Ireland has a truly special role in international trade. It is part of the United Kingdom but also shares a land border with the European Union through the Republic of Ireland. That position gives it a rare and powerful advantage, especially for food brands that want to supply both the EU and UK without the usual layers of complexity. What Makes Northern Ireland So Special When the United Kingdom left the EU, many businesses had to deal with new paperwork, custo
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Oct 23, 20254 min read


A Guide for Alcohol Importers and Exporters in the UK
The UK alcohol market is experiencing significant growth and transformation, driven by changing consumer preferences. Recent statistics...
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Oct 8, 20253 min read
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