What is the transit procedure (Transit)?
Transit, also known as Common Transit, is a customs procedure that allows the movement of goods between two points in the customs territory or between different customs territories.
New UK-EU border crossing rules from October 2025
From 12 October 2025. The European Union is introducing the Entry/Exit System (EES), a new electronic registration system for non-EU travellers, including UK citizens. It will replace the existing passport stamping and change the way border controls are carried out across the Schengen area.
Goods Movement Reference (GMR) - what is it and when is it required?
Since the introduction of new border controls between the UK and the EU, hauliers and exporters must use the Goods Vehicle Movement Service (GVMS) system. Central to this is the Goods Movement Reference (GMR) number, which links all customs documents - and failure to do so risks serious delays or
CERTEX replaced ALVS - new verification system for licensed goods in Northern Ireland
From 15 September 2025, licence data in customs declarations for Northern Ireland will be verified by the new Certificates Exchange System (CERTEX). This system will replace the existing Automatic Licence Verification System (ALVS) and will introduce significant changes to the way electronic documents are handled. What certificates does CERTEX cover? Click
Use of ICS2 for freight by road/rail from Great Britain to Northern Ireland. Update!
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has informed businesses involved in the carriage of goods by road (including the roll-on roll-off system) from the UK to Northern Ireland of upcoming changes to the safety and security (ENS) declaration system. The system for filing safety and security declarations, known as Entry Summary Declarations
New rules after 1 May 2025 - Windsor Framework and TSS in practice.
1 May 2025 brought important changes for businesses operating between the UK and Northern Ireland. New rules arising from the Windsor Framework and updates to the Trader Support Service (TSS) came into full force, introducing simplifications but also specific obligations for exporters and
A new era in global trade - what do changes in US customs policy mean for exporters from Europe?
The year 2025 brings significant shifts in global trade policy. There is increasing talk of a new wave of tariffs, revision of trade agreements and pressure to protect domestic markets. The US, as a major player in the global economy, is again signalling a tougher approach to imports, especially from countries
How to store customs records effectively? A guide for traders.
Managing customs records is a key part of international trade that can affect the success of your business. Find out what documents you need to keep, for how long and in what way to avoid penalties and problems with HMRC. Get practical tips and support from the experts at J. Dauman Logistics!
New Windsor Framework Regulations. Changes to B2B shipments to Northern Ireland.
From 31 March 2025, new regulations introduced under the Windsor Framework will significantly change the rules for sending B2B shipments from the UK to Northern Ireland. For companies involved in international trade, this is a key time to prepare for the changes and ensure compliance with the new regulations.
New version of the NCTS system in the EU
As of 30.10.2024, a new version of the NCTS system will be introduced in the EU. Due to the changes, it is possible that there will be difficulties in the functioning of the system. As the Polish Chamber of Forwarding and Logistics informs, it is important to remember that significant changes will take place with the implementation of the NCTS2 PLUS system. We invite you to familiarise yourself with the information.