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Data behind this bulletin is available through the web site:听

• 听Detailed Trade Statistics data at 8-digit commodity code level is available in our 听听听
• 听础驳驳谤别驳补迟别 OTS data is available in

Data Sources听

From 31 December 2020, the free movement of people and goods and services between the UK and the European Union (EU) ended. This meant the way HMRC had been collecting trade in goods statistics was revised.听听听

UK to EU exports听听听

For goods moving from 1 January 2021, GB to EU export statistics have been compiled directly from customs export declarations made according to the requirements of the Taxation (Cross Border Trade) Act. Intrastat survey returns, however, continued to be collected for goods exported from Northern Ireland to the EU, under the terms of the Northern Ireland Protocol.听听听

Both the GB to EU customs export declaration data and NI Intrastat export (dispatch) data were incorporated into the overall UK to EU export dataset.听听

As a result of the changes and differences outlined above, there was a break in the timeseries for published UK to EU export statistics from January 2021.听

UK imports from EU听听听

UK imports from EU statistics were not impacted by any change in 2021. The Intrastat survey continued to operate for all UK (GB and NI) imports (arrivals) from the EU, to mitigate the effects of staging customs controls, and to comply with the Northern Ireland Protocol.听

However, from 1 January 2022, Intrastat only applied for movements of goods between Northern Ireland and the EU. Statistics on movements to GB from the EU have been compiled directly from customs import declarations. Both the EU to GB customs import declaration data and NI Intrastat import (arrivals) data were incorporated into the overall EU to UK import dataset.听

As a result of the changes and differences outlined above, there was a break in the timeseries for published EU to UK import statistics from January 2022.听

Northern Ireland Trade听听听

Figures derived from Intrastat include the following:听听听

• 听Estimates for businesses who have yet to submit detailed data on the trade they had with other EU Member States this month听听听
• 听Estimates for businesses who do not have to submit detailed data on the trade they have with other EU Member States听听听

Estimates are included in all high-level totals including commodity (HS2) and country totals.听

Non-EU 迟谤补诲别听

Non-EU trade statistics are compiled from customs declarations collected by the CHIEF (Customs Handling of Import and Export Freight) system. Declarations collected via the Customs Declarations Service (CDS) are included: for imports from August 2020 month of account; and for exports from December 2020 month of account onwards. Detailed trade information is presented according to the 苍辞尘别苍肠濒补迟耻谤别.听

Low Value Trade听

For trade in goods collected from custom declarations (UK trade with non-EU and GB trade with EU), imports and exports of an individual value of 拢873 or less are aggregated under SITC group 931 鈥� 鈥楽pecial transactions and commodities not classified according to kind鈥�, and classified to a single commodity code 鈥� 99500000. This trade is not analysed either by commodity or country. Statistics for individual commodities are therefore deficient by these amounts.听听

For Intrastat (NI-EU), transactions (that is, invoice lines) with a value of 拢175 or less can be aggregated and classified to a single commodity code (9950 0000).听听

As a result, trade in some commodities may appear as nil trade, if all trade in that commodity falls in the low value aggregate.

惭别迟丑辞诲辞濒辞驳测听

The Overseas trade in goods statistics Methodology paper (March 2024) 肠辞惫别谤蝉:听

• data sources听听
• classifications and definitions听
• quality assurance听
• publications and听听
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It is a useful companion to the trade data, providing the definitions and methodologies on which the data are based. The most recent changes in the OTS methodology are covered in this paper.听听听

Non-Monetary Gold (NMG) can form a substantial part of the non-EU Overseas Trade Statistics (OTS). For further information, see . Data relating to monthly non-EU and EU import and export totals for January 2008 onwards with a breakdown of non-monetary gold and other trade is available in an .

Relationship with other statistical publications听听听

The aggregate estimates here will differ slightly from those that are published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) as part of the , as the 2 sets of data are compiled to different sets of rules. The ONS website provides an overview of BoP, where you can find their detailed monthly . The BoP publication shows a high-level picture of UK trade-in-goods, whereas the OTS publication shows a detailed picture of the UK鈥檚 trade-in-goods by commodity and partner country.听听听

National Statistics Publication听

National Statistics are accredited official statistics. The Overseas Trade in Goods Statistics (OTS) were independently reviewed by the Office for Statistics Regulation in October 2010 with publication of the in February 2011. They comply with the standards of trustworthiness, quality and value in the Code of Practice for Statistics and should be labelled 鈥榓ccredited official statistics鈥�. are called National Statistics in the Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007.

HM Revenue & Customs released these latest statistics on overseas trade with countries on 12 April 2024 under arrangements set out in the .听听

This release includes the first provisional estimates of trade-in-goods between the UK and both countries of the EU and those outside the EU for February 2024. At the same time revisions for all previously published non-EU and EU data for 2023 are also being released in line with the HM Revenue & Customs Policy on Revisions.听听

The next three publications are due for release on the following days:听

Month of Account	First release date
March 2024	10 May 2024	听听
April 2024	12 June 2024	听
May 2024	11 July 2024	听

Our statistical practice is regulated by the Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR).听

OSR sets the standards of trustworthiness, quality and value in the that all producers of official statistics should adhere to.听听

You are welcome to contact us directly with any comments about how we meet these standards by emailing uktradeinfo@hmrc.gov.uk.听

Alternatively, you can contact OSR by emailing regulation@statistics.gov.uk or via the .听