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For Irish importers and distributors sourcing from US suppliers, import containers from the USA to Ireland is a powerful way to scale product lines and diversify supply.
However, every shipment triggers customs controls, import VAT, and port handling steps that must be managed correctly to avoid delays, compliance issues, and unexpected costs.
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From 1 July 2026, UK steel quotas drop 60% + 50% tariffs over limits. Category 1 compliance, transitional rules, Inward Processing. Essential actions for importers
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CBAM inward processing helps businesses importing CBAM‑covered goods for processing simplify reporting and reduce complexity.
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Irish manufacturers, distributors and exporters rely on containerised shipping across the Atlantic to move goods between Ireland and the United States. This guide details the complete shipping process to U.S. East Coast ports, including Wilmington (NC) and Chester (PA). Irish shippers will find required documentation, filing responsibilities, and transit times.
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Are your medical devices eligible for duty-free entry into the United States under the Nairobi Protocol?
This mechanism is implemented through the U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTSUS) and applies to articles specially designed or adapted for persons with permanent or chronic disabilities.
In our latest blog, we explain how the Protocol works, which devices may qualify, what documentation exporters should prepare, how binding rulings operate, and the regulatory steps to consider before exporting.
If your company exports medical devices to the U.S., our team provides guidance on classification, documentation, and compliance with customs and FDA requirements. Contact us today!
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Regime 40 in France is a temporary import/export customs procedure that allows goods to enter the country without paying import duties or VAT, provided they are re-exported within a specified period.
Smart Border Clearance is a modern approach to customs that combines technology, pre-arrival procedures, and automated processes to make border crossings faster, safer, and more predictable.
Delays at the border can increase costs, disrupt schedules, and affect operations. Smart Border Clearance helps companies prepare shipments in advance, verify compliance digitally, and coordinate all parties involved in the customs process.
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From 1 January 2026, major changes to Regime 42 in France will affect UK companies and other non-EU businesses importing goods under DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) terms. Businesses that currently rely on simplified VAT procedures must adapt to the new rules to avoid delays, penalties, or unexpected costs.
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The European Union’s Import Control System 2 (ICS2) Phase 3 is well underway, and the final compliance deadline of 1 September 2025 is approaching fast. For businesses involved in road and rail transport into the EU, this phase marks the last major implementation stage in the EU’s overhaul of its customs safety and security system.
In this blog, we break down what ICS2 Phase 3 means, who is affected, what steps businesses should take right now, and how to stay compliant.
With more than €1.7 trillion in annual trade between the EU and US, the deal is significant for companies involved in export and import on both sides of the Atlantic. Below, we outline the most relevant changes introduced under the EU and US Trade Agreement and what they mean in practice
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