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For many UK businesses, the idea of exporting can feel like a big leap. Selling your products or services overseas is not only about finding new customers, but also about opening your business up to fresh opportunities, new challenges, and long-term growth. 

If you are looking to start importing goods into the UK, it is essential to have a thorough understanding of the requirements and responsibilities associated with the process. One of the key elements is correctly declaring the goods coming into the UK, which is done by completing an Import entry .

Getting into import and export can feel like plunging into a foreign country—full of unexplained shorthand and puzzling abbreviations. No one wants to look lost in conversation or feel overwhelmed when filling out a Customs form. That’s precisely why mastering Customs jargon is a smart starting point—so you can work, c

The ECJU has released Notice to Exporters 2025/25, which updates information on NTE2025 24, released on August 15th, regarding an additional ‘possible ultimate end user’ input screen on the licence application database, LITE.

The ECJU have published Notice to Exporters 2025/24 that details a change in EU regulation that applies to Northern Ireland

DEFRA (Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs) have released the following message regarding a current issue affecting their digital border services.

HMRC has issued a notification to advise that the Customs Declaration Service, or CDS, will be taken out of service for a short period on the evening of Wednesday, 27th August.

Since Brexit, the movement of goods between the EU, Northern Ireland (NI), and Great Britain (GB) has become significantly more complex. One Customs identifier you might start seeing on invoices is the XI REX number. If you’re wondering what it is, why it’s showing up, and whether it’s valid — you’re not alone.