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Policy papers and consultations

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Of Type Consultations (open)
or Consultations (closed)
From Closed organisation: Department for International Trade (DIT)
  • We’re seeking input on which aspects of our current trading arrangements with South Korea we should look to improve or amend.

  • We’re seeking input on which aspects of our current trading arrangements with Switzerland we should look to improve or amend.

  • We’re seeking views on proposed changes to the trade preference scheme which reduces or removes import tariffs for 70 developing countries.

  • We’re seeking input on which aspects of our current trading arrangements with Israel we should look to improve or amend.

  • We're seeking input on which aspects of our current trading arrangements with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) we should look to improve or amend.

  • Seeking input on which aspects of current trading arrangements with Canada and Mexico we should look to improve or amend.

  • Seeking views on the UK response to US additional tariffs on UK steel, aluminium and derivatives under Section 232 (US Trade Expansion Act).

  • Seeking input on which aspects of our current trading arrangements with India we should look to improve or amend.

  • A consultation to inform our overall approach to our future trade relationship with the countries that make up the membership of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).

  • Seeking views on the process for how businesses can make an application for tariff duty suspensions. These suspensions will apply to goods imported into the UK.

  • Seeking views on an ATQ for raw cane sugar which would apply to imports into the UK from 1 January 2021.

  • The consultation to inform the UK Government's Freeports policy is now closed. The summary of responses can be downloaded further down this page.

  • A consultation to seek the views and expertise of stakeholders to help develop the 2025 UK Border Strategy.

  • A consultation to inform our future trade relationship and negotiations with New Zealand.

  • A consultation to inform our future trade relationship and negotiations with Australia.

  • A consultation to inform our own Most Favoured Nation tariff schedule, the UK Global Tariff.

  • A call for input to inform our approach to our future trade relationship with Japan.

  • A consultation to inform our future trade relationship and negotiations with the United States.

  • The Government is seeking views on the legal powers needed to continue to be able to impose and implement sanctions upon the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union.