International Trade has unveiled a new online tool

The Check How to Export Goods (CHEG) tool is aimed at UK exporters. It pulls together information that is owned by several government departments, including the UK border, duties, rules of origin and customs procedures

The Check How to Export Goods tool provides information for UK exporters about duties, rules of origin, customs procedures and the UK border for over 160 markets around the world.  
bit.ly/CHEG-Wales

Mae'r adnodd Gwirio Sut i Allforio Nwyddau yn rhoi gwybodaeth i allforwyr y DU am ddyletswyddau, rheolau tarddiad, gweithdrefnau'r tollau a ffin y DU ar gyfer dros 160 o farchnadoedd ledled y byd.
bit.ly/CHEG-Wales

A video asset to accompany this copy is available via this download link: http://go.pardot.com/e/851633/t-bb0atyj4bE/2cj9h/165225586?h=gs1eZ-RCQENLd43qv-26iawsmRFGuV5opy8h5NVtriA

The link should be available for 7 days. 

Hauliers update

Exporters must provide the right documentation to hauliers - including export declarations and the extra certificates needed for things like plant and animal products - to avoid goods being held up at the border.

Hauliers heading to Kent must get a negative COVID test within 72 hours of crossing and obtain a Kent Access Permit before heading to port. They can get the permit and find out what documents traders should give them by using the Check a HGV is ready service on GOV.UK.

Failure to secure either a test or Kent Access Permit will mean the driver cannot cross the border and will be fined £300.

Kind regards,

Dan Walsh
​​​​​​dan.walsh@cabinetoffice.gov.uk