British Exporters Association - BExA

16/08/2022

guidelines provide standardised rules and legal interpretations for the sale of good worldwide. They cover everything you'll find in an export contract and explain many of the acronyms you’ll come across. More info - https://zurl.co/bFHY

ICC’s world renowned Incoterms© rules facilitate trillions of dollars in global trade each year. Learn more about the official launch of Incoterms® 2020.

12/08/2022

Do you know a young exporter that has played a key role in winning or closing financing of a significant order or in establishing a new business process which has led to increased export competitiveness? They could be the BExA-GTR Young Exporter of 2022 - nominations now open! Find out more - https://zcu.io/QVBM

11/08/2022

The International Trade Committee has published its verdict on the UK’s trade deal with Australia. In this landmark report, the Committee warns the government against overselling the benefits of trade deals, and calls for a full assessment of the winners and losers across all economic sectors and nations of the UK. Read more - https://zurl.co/TWZ6

09/08/2022

BExA helps UK exporters succeed in global markets by promoting their commercial interests, influencing and shaping policy on their behalf, facilitating valuable connections and providing expert export support.

Find out more about membership - https://zcu.io/ef2w

05/08/2022

Nominations are open for the BExA-GTR Young Exporter Award 2022. The winner will receive £1,000 and a 1-year subscription to Global Trade Review (GTR) and the nominator of the winner will receive a complimentary ticket to the BExA Annual Lunch at the Mansion House, where the award will be presented. Find out more - https://zurl.co/zuyd

04/08/2022

The International Trade Committee has launched a new call for evidence on the advantages and disadvantages of UK membership of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). The Committee calls for stakeholders to submit evidence on the opportunities of CPTPP membership, and how the UK can take advantage of them, including by opening up new or emerging markets to businesses and consumers, and the opportunity to further the UK’s strategic regional objectives. Read more - https://zurl.co/bmR2

03/08/2022

BExA’s flagship Annual Lunch returns to Mansion House for 2022 on Wednesday 19th October, featuring a high calibre of business and political delegates from the export industry.

Tickets cost £150+VAT inclusive of reception drinks, three course lunch, wine & coffee and can be purchased by BExA members, who are welcome to bring guests. An early bird offer of £135+VAT is available to SME exporter members (excluding service providers) who book by 19th August using discount code AL2022 at checkout. Book online - https://zurl.co/sxJe - or email [email protected].

02/08/2022

Export credit insurance represents an alternative method of protecting receivables, but requires a good deal of oversight and maintenance by exporters. Our Guide to Export Credit Insurance provides an impartial explanation of credit insurance for the benefit of both exporters and insurers. Read more - https://zurl.co/ED2j

21/07/2022

John Humphrey has been appointed as Her Majesty’s Trade Commissioner (HMTC) to lead UK-Africa trade and investment relationship.

International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan has appointed John Humphrey as Her Majesty’s Trade Commissioner (HMTC) to Africa.

20/07/2022

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15/07/2022

Do you know a young exporter that has played a key role in winning or closing financing of a significant order or in establishing a new business process which has led to increased export competitiveness? They could be the BExA-GTR Young Exporter of 2022 - nominations now open! Find out more - https://zurl.co/QVBM

14/07/2022

Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan has launched free trade negotiations between the UK and the Gulf Cooperation Council, made up of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

Trade Secretary launches free trade negotiations between the UK and the Gulf Cooperation Council, made up of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.