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Expert Exporter News Round-Up

February 11, 2026

Welcome to the very first Expert Exporter Monthly News Round-Up. Each month, we’ll share the major developments shaping global trade, explain what they mean specifically for UK exporters, and include insight from Go Exporting founder and CEO, Mike Wilson, on the state of play for exporting firms. Let’s dive in. UK exporters react swiftly to

Tariffs Trumped: Where should exporters look next?

September 19, 2025

Well, it’s official. Washington has dusted off the tariff playbook again. Under President Trump’s new wave of import duties, exporters to the USA are finding themselves facing not just the usual customs hurdles, but a much higher bill at the border. Cue groans from boardrooms across Europe. For many exporters, the USA has always been

UK SMEs to bear the brunt of US sunsetting of de minimis duty threshold

August 27, 2025

UK retailers with regular direct orders into US markets are set for another period of upheaval as a customs charge threshold is set to be slashed. The tariff exemption on imports, known as a de minimis, enables retailers to export orders into a country without incurring duty charges if the value of the order stays

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