The recently agreed UK-India Free Trade Agreement represents one of the most significant trade deals the UK has struck since leaving the EU, opening up preferential access to one of the world’s fastest-growing economies. This course is designed to help UK exporters and importers understand the key provisions of the agreement, how to establish whether their goods qualify for preferential tariff rates, and what steps are needed to claim preference compliantly.
Overview
Specifically, we cover:
• What is the UK-India CETA?
• Registering to use the agreement
• Rules of origin:
– Specific rules
– Cumulation
– Minimal processing
• How to claim preference
• Other key provisions
• Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS)
Outcome
This is an interactive course designed to help UK exporters and importers take advantage of the UK-India trade agreement. Practical examples and discussion will help you understand how the rules apply to your business, how preference can be claimed, and what steps you may need to take to remain compliant.
Exporter Services was established in 2010 by Sue Wright. Initially Sue delivered training in several areas of International Trade for Chambers of Commerce. The business model was to expand from Training to offer assist exporters and importers with issues that they may have. This included offering a Helpdesk Service, preparing and presenting documents for Letters of Credit and offering a full Shipping Department service for SME’s.
The business is successful and well established today with a team of 15 employees. Training has expanded to have 4 trainers and the operations side of the business continues to grow.
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