Support for your business to trade internationally

Export overseas

International sales have provided substantial growth for thousands of UK businesses and right now demand for quality British products and services is on the rise all over the world. And we’re here to help you take advantage of these exciting opportunities.

Select a tile below relevant to your business and discover how we can help you make the most of exporting.

I'm new to exporting
I'm new to exporting
I'm new to exporting

You haven't sold internationally before; explore how exporting can strengthen and grow your business.

Find out more /export/why-export
I'm exporting occasionally
I'm exporting occasionally
I'm exporting occasionally

You sometimes do business with international customers; explore how making this a regular occurrence can be profitable.

Find out more /export/occasional-exporter
I'm an experienced exporter
I'm an experienced exporter
I'm an experienced exporter

Discover a collection of services that can expand your international business and take it to that next level.

Find out more /export/experienced-exporter
Need help with documentation and logistics?
Need help with documentation and logistics?
Need help with documentation and logistics?

Ensure your business gets its export documentation and logistics right.

Find out more /export/export-documentation

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Head to the Med this February to grow your exports

This February let DIT Commercial Officers take you on a virtual tour along the Med to discover the business opportunities that await UK companies in sun-drenched Southern Europe. Pack your (brief)...

Kye Parkin

Business West

Posted on: 14.02.20

Exporting to Portugal - a Q&A with Janet Sawyer from LittlePod

Janet Sawyer shares her experiences in exporting to Portugal and what tips she can offer to businesses looking to follow in her footsteps.

Alice Ashworth

Posted on: 11.02.20

With stricter IR35 rules coming in what are your options for using consultants or contractors?

From April 2020 new stricter IR35 rules come in. The idea behind the IR35 rules preves consultants, contractors and freelancers being used as “disguised employees” and thus avoiding paying tax and...