The government’s proposed tariff regime to apply temporarily in the event of a no-deal Brexit is a mixed bag for the UK’s EU traders. While the structure is undoubtedly well-intenti...
Our advice to the UK’s EU traders is they should continue preparing for a calamity no-deal Brexit. There’s currently understandable relief among affected businesses at the extension...
How will Yorkshires EU exporters and importers be affected if the Government cannot agree on a Brexit deal next week? Tudor Freight, Leeds logistics and freight forwarding experts h...
At the time of writing, the outcome to the Brexit negotiations still remain uncertain. Tudor International Freight has been assessing the possibility of a “no deal” scenario to ensu...
The benefits of leaving the customs union may not be all they are cracked up to be for pharmaceuticals manufacturers A popular dispute right now is whether the UK should ‘maintain i...
Disruption for traders with the EU following any no-deal Brexit will be intensified by delays in introducing the UK’s new system for managing customs declarations. This is because t...
Following the House of Commons’ decisive rejection of the government’s draft withdrawal agreement, the UK’s EU traders and their forwarders, like ourselves, remain in limbo over ar...
The so-called “Norway Plus” option is the least damaging practical form of Brexit for the UK’s companies trading with EU countries. At the time of writing, the draft withdrawal agre...
British businesses trading with the EU have welcomed some vital provisions in the draft withdrawal agreement negotiated by that body’s Commission and UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
We believe businesses will welcome the Government’s Budget pledge to spend £30bn on English road improvements and should see the announcement as a key part of its Brexit preparatio...
Many businesses trading with the EU will have welcomed the increased possibility of the UK remaining in the Customs Union beyond March next year after Prime Minister Theresa May ag...
We’ve made headlines in multiple publications and websites after briefing journalists on urgent practical steps businesses trading with the EU should take to minimise problems they...
The government has released some technical notices which highlight the temporary turmoil a “no-deal” exit would have on EU traders. Such notices contain firm advice, urging export/...
We urge EU importers and exporters to look at their processes and documentation for trading with the bloc and align them with the documentation already needed for traders who trade...
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced this week that global air freight demand in July rose 2.1% year-on-year in terms of freight tonne kilometres (FTKs). Alt...
Official figures have been released in regards the UK economy after confirmation of a better-than-expected 0.5% increase during the previous three months. It has been revealed the o...
Cryptocurrencies are beginning to get involved within food commodity trading. It has been revealed that The Prime Shipping Foundation contributed to the world’s first freight deal s...
If you have sent goods via sea freight before, it’s likely that you will have seen or received a Bill of Lading. A Bill of Lading is one of the most important documents in the logis...