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Imports and Exports | | MIC Customs Solutions |

Egypt keen to increase trade of pharmaceuticals with Africa

More medicinal products could be making their way to African countries from Egypt.

Industry News | | MIC Customs Solutions |

China complains to WTO over US tariffs

An official complaint has been made to the World Trade Organization by China.

MIC Products | | MIC Customs Solutions |

Embrace new logistics tech - but don't neglect the essentials

New technology to simplify importing and exporting may be tempting - but you might want to ensure everything else is in order, first.

Brexit | | MIC Customs Solutions |

Continuity deal between UK and South Korea is signed - what next for trade?

The UK and South Korea have signed a continuity Free Trade Agreement. What does this mean, exactly?

Legislation | | MIC Customs Solutions |

Australian and Hong Kong FTA enters next stage of preparation

The Australia - Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement is to be examined by the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties on the final part of its journey into what will hopefully become law.

Legislation | | MIC Customs Solutions |

EU-US trade deal may be close - without tariffs on cars

The European Union and the US may be able to reach a trade agreement that does not have a negative impact on the automotive industry.

Brexit | | MIC Customs Solutions |

HMRC takes steps to prevent customs chaos post-Brexit

HMRC has stepped in to ensure businesses are readying themselves for Brexit.

Imports and Exports | | MIC Customs Solutions |

Thailand's exports rise unexpectedly

Thailand's export data has proved far better than expected.

Imports and Exports | | MIC Customs Solutions |

UK launches online Customs Academy

Britain is offering online resources to businesses that want to brush up on their customs expertise.

Industry News | | MIC Customs Solutions |

Trade uncertainty 'could lower world's GDP'

The world economy could be worth less by 2021 if current trade wars continue, a think tank has warned.