Arne Mielken examines and discusses the UK’s latest trading agreement which became law earlier this summer

Being in a position to scale your business in a new international market is a huge achievement. But it doesn’t come without its challenges

Customs expert Arne Mielken discusses CBAM and why UK businesses need to be aware of its rules

Globalisation is inevitable in the digital age that we live in. The internet is a key part of daily life and facilitates access to global content, goods and services at the click of a mouse. For this reason, scaling internationally is a key part of many businesses’ growth plans, to take advantage of larger global markets.

Arne Mielken attempts to unravel the pros and cons of the UK Government’s decision to sign up to the CPTPP trade agreement

In this month’s blog post, I will outline why companies, which import and export goods, should take great care when it comes to customs’ compliance.

When we began to expand internationally, we were using the established strategies and communications from our native market.

Customs’ expert Arne Mielken attempts to simplify the complicated rules of engagement involving trade travelling between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

As cities and businesses across the world become increasingly interconnected, there has never been a better time to take advantage of opportunities to grow your business overseas.

As uncertainty around the global shipping market continues, what measures should businesses take to ensure successful international shipping?

Compliance with international trade regulations is becoming increasingly important in determining a firm’s performance. If managed properly, trade compliance can provide a corporation with a strategic edge.

Our agency is 20 people based in central London, but we bat off far bigger networked agencies to win global work. I’m boasting I know, but we are proud of the fact that we can hit above our weight, but why can we do this?