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EORI (UK) Limited
Putting the customer into customs. Built for freight forwarders, logistics providers and importers.
About EORI (UK) Limited
In the wake of Brexit, the international trade landscape was forever altered. It was estimated that 100 million declarations would be required, and there was insufficient capacity in the market to cope with this surge. Unlike traditional customs brokers, EORI (UK) offers a comprehensive approach, ensuring clients' customs clearance journey is seamless from start to finish. Our founding principles centre around empowering traders to eliminate bottlenecks and providing steadfast support every step of the way. EORI's mission is to simplify border complexity for clients by providing a clear, efficient, and transparent service that enables cross-border trade. EORI (UK) completes thousands of declarations daily and is at the forefront of customs and border policy. Our innovative approach has delivered tangible benefits for our clients, reducing declaration processing times, maintaining compliance, and earning a client NPS satisfaction score of 75 across our customer base.
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Signals from EORI (UK) Limited
4 published signals
Presence & Recognition
EORI (UK) Limited has 5 winners for employee recognition this month, including Florentina Zauca, Nicholas Batham, Samuel Molyneux, Sarah Savage, and Hoi lai.
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Research & Knowledge
EORI (UK) Limited published a blog post by Libby Tocher examining self-filing customs declarations and whether it's the right move for businesses.
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Presence & Recognition
EORI (UK) Limited CEO and Founder Robert Hardy will be speaking at the Northern Ireland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition at the Eikon Exhibition Centre in Lisburn on 10th September 2026 to discuss the Windsor Framework.
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Research & Knowledge
EORI (UK) Limited published the September Edition of Customs & Trade Monthly exploring the benefits of self-filing, the considerations that can be overlooked, and where specialist customs expertise still has a role to play.
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