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24 October, 2025 Trade News

The Week in Trade: US cancels Canada trade talks, UK inflation holds steady and major new sanctions on Russia

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24 October, 2025 Chartered Institute News

Chartered Institute’s 2025 graduation ceremony celebrates value of skills and expertise graduates bring to an industry rocked by ‘significant upheaval’

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23 October, 2025 Features

Food and Drink: EUDR delay refined, ongoing border challenges for EU-bound exports and US food inflation hits

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23 October, 2025 Trade News

The Day in Trade: New US sanctions on Russia as Trump mulls China software curbs

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22 October, 2025 Features

Trade Insights: Turmoil at the IMO leaves green shipping in a difficult spot

22 October, 2025 Trade News

The Day in Trade: US warns EU over ‘existential’ new regulations while UK could axe ‘de minimis’ import rate exemption

22 October, 2025 Webinars

It all begins with a code - getting compliance right

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21 October, 2025 Features

China Trade Digest: Five-year plan, rare earth rumble and growth slowdown

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21 October, 2025 Trade News

The Day in Trade: Australia-US critical minerals deal, AUKUS support and UK regional investment summit

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20 October, 2025 Features

North America Trade Digest: US-Canada negotiations, Carney talks Trump ahead of USCMA review and Stellantis move

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20 October, 2025 Trade News

The Week Ahead in International Trade: US-China meetings, UK seeks US pharma deal and Chartered Institute graduation

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17 October, 2025 Features

State of Freight: US port fees and Chinese retaliation causing early problems for global shipping supply chain