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3. Duty Drawback, Free Trade Agreements, and Country-of-Origin and Sourcing Strategy.
14:54||Season 3, Ep. 3Join Bonnie Gutz and Christopher Salmon as they discuss the impact and influence of major tariff mitigation programs including Duty Drawback, Free Trade Agreements, and Country-of-Origin and Sourcing Strategy.
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2. Tariff Optimisation
10:35||Season 3, Ep. 2In this episode Christopher Salmon and Bonnie Gutz explore why tariff optimisation has moved from “nice to have” to executive priority and how getting money back requires compliance.1. US 50% Ownership Tule and China restrictionss
13:38||Season 3, Ep. 1Christopher Salmon (CEO) and Sarah Rice (Director) from the clearBorder team unpick the US 50% Ownership Rule and China restrictions impacting organisations working in Tech, Aerospace, Defence, Food, and Agri-Tech8. Sanctions on Russia
10:45||Season 2, Ep. 8Russia sanctions: how they impact companies in more ways than might initially be apparent. Chris and Sarah from the clearBorder team discuss the historical context and what companies need to be aware of when operating in this market.7. Defence Export Agreements
11:54||Season 2, Ep. 7Sarah and Chris from the clearBorder team discuss defence exports: where we are now, what next and how companies can prepare as new agreements come into force.6. EU customs reform: latest updates
15:52||Season 2, Ep. 6Tracy Doyle, Cross-Border eCommerce lead for AEB talks to clearBorder CEO Christopher Salmon. Providing the latest updates to the EU customs reform including the creation of the EU data hub and the removal of de minimis, consider the impact on different players across the supply chain.5. HMRC perspective to customs and borders
21:02||Season 2, Ep. 5This episode welcomes Kevin Franklin who brings 40+ years’ experience with HM Revenue and Customs and later worked as the Director National Customs Operations at the UK Border Force. Hosted by Christopher Salmon, CEO of clearBorder, they provide an overview of the HMRC perspective to customs and borders; the Department’s relationship with the border industry, and its role in supporting wider Government objectives at the UK border.