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Trade with  Japan

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How  you import from and export to Japan. 

The UK signed a free trade agreement (FTA) with Japan on 23 October 2020. This Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement ( CEPA) maintains the benefits of the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement ( EPA) with enhancements in areas of mutual interest.

This guidance provides information on the key terms of trade for UK businesses trading under the CEPA.

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