News and Updates

  Due to phenomenal success of our stand at Multimodal 2021, Derry Bros Customs Clearance & Derry Bros Shipping will be attending this years event at stand 6051. ' Multimodal[...]

Maintaining Excellence, Supporting Communities and Keeping Businesses Moving.   Derry Bros has been a multi-faceted family business for over 50 years, founded by Jim Derry. Jim Derry quickly became a[...]

History often has a habit of repeating itself, and here at Derry Bros, we’ve been doing a little digging. We were eager to find out more about the land Derry[...]

In order to claim preferential origin, on your behalf, this Statement of origin must be included either on or with the commercial invoice. This must be presented in format below.[...]

The EU has voted to delay when traders must start to use the new Export Health Certificates (EHCs) for imports into the trading bloc – a measure that was intended[...]

Derry Bros is delighted to announce it is creating 10 new roles at its bases in Northern Ireland as it further expands its shipping and customs clearance businesses.  The variety[...]

Derry Bros Customs Clearance has joined Women in Business (WIB) Northern Ireland. WIB is the largest and fastest growing business network for female entrepreneurs and business leaders in the country.[...]

Derry Bros Customs Clearance is delighted to announce it has teamed up with one of Northern Ireland’s most respected accountancy firms to further expand its business. As a result, SM[...]

Rather than go through the pain of filling in all the forms yourself, you can ask an expert to do it instead. That’s where we come in. Derry Bros Customs[...]

Check if you need to pay a tariff on goods brought into Northern Ireland from Great Britain https://www.gov.uk/check-tariff-goods-ni-from-gb Photo by Philip Veater on Unsplash

Derry Bros Customs & Shipping, has been awarded a Business Allstar Accreditation from the All-Ireland Business Foundation, which exists to promote meritocracy and encourage businesses to aspire to reach the[...]

The government's "revised timetable" involves: Delayed until 1 October 2021 - Checks on agri-food and feed (including products of animal origin and high-risk foods not of animal origin) documentation, including[...]