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Weirdest Things That Have Washed Up on Beaches

May 13, 2015 | admin

The ocean covers almost three quarters of the Earth’s surface, and is around 14,000 feet deep on average. This vast body of water is largely unexplored, and strange objects often wash up on beaches all around the world.

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What is an ATR Certificate?

March 20, 2015 | admin

ATR or A.TR is an EU acronym, standing for “Admission Temporaire Roulette”. It is a customs certificate for the movement of industrial products. A separate certificate is needed for each UK-Turkey consignment.

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Driving Tests Around the World

January 26, 2015 | admin

The UK currently boasts one of the world’s most rigorous driving exams – the DVSA is constantly updating the syllabus, with satnavs and new reverse manoeuvres set to join the curriculum.

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Airport Seizures By The Numbers

September 8, 2014 | Matt Everard

Hundreds of border officers patrol Britain’s sea and airports, protecting the country from illegally imported goods. Using an array of technology, interrogations, and specially trained dogs, thousands of seizures are made across the UK each year.

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Your Guide To The Chinese New Year 2014

January 27, 2014 | Matt Everard

On 31st January, people all over the world will come together to celebrate the start of the Chinese New Year. The Chinese calendar has a 12-year cycle, with each year named after a different animal. 2014 is the Year of the Horse, and will be welcomed in with fireworks, parades, and lion dances.

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50 Insane Driving Laws From Around The World

December 10, 2013 | Matt Everard

Since the invention of the car in 1886, authorities around the world have devised a variety of rules and regulations for motorists. Whether you follow the Highway Code or le code de la route, there will be a comprehensive set of laws to follow, designed to protect both drivers and pedestrians from the dangers of […]

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What is an EORI number?

November 19, 2013 | Matt Everard

EORI is an acronym for Economic Operator Registration and Identification. The EORI system started on 1st July 2009. In the UK, an EORI number is assigned to importers and exporters by HMRC, and is used in the process of customs entry declarations and customs clearance for both import and export shipments travelling to or from […]

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Shipping to Jersey; what is GST?

November 13, 2013 | Matt Everard

Customers that are new to shipping to Jersey are often surprised to learn that Jersey is not an EU member, and that tax is payable on goods entering the island.

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Using Independent Freight Forwarders Is Good For Your Business

November 11, 2013 | Matt Everard

There are thousands of freight forwarders around the world, but how should you choose your freight company? The decision to use the services of smaller freight forwarders has several benefits. Freight and shipping are multi billion pound industries in the UK. It is not unusual for large logistics giants to post revenues in the billions. Independent […]

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