Dismantling trading arrangements built up over nearly 50 years is not an easy task.
“Getting Brexit done” will likely take years, not weeks
Customs and Tariffs UK-EU
The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement specifies that there will be no tariffs or quotas for goods traded between the UK and the EU… but there a catch, as this only applies to goods that qualify.
Incoterms post-Brexit
Incoterms – Commercial impact because of Brexit – doing nothing is not an option!
Northern Ireland Brexit bureaucracy
“You only find out who is swimming naked when the tide goes out…”
Rules of Origin (RoO) in UK-EU trading
“Customs and Tariffs are not the major obstacle to Brexit international trade. Instead, it is non-tariff obstacles such as rules of origin…”
On the Brexit frontline at Shoreham’s port, W Sussex
Businesses are picking apart what the Brexit deal means for them, and it’s clear that across many sectors there are impacts and challenges.
Businesses face “biggest imposition of red tape in 50 years” in the New Year
Boris Johnson’s “manifest error in declaring there are “no non-tariff barriers” for trade with the EU had business leaders falling off their chairs”.
EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement – A new relationship, with big changes
Major changes are about to take place in EU-UK trade on 1 January. Join Ready for Brexit now to find the detailed support you need for the future.
UK Brexit guidance takes longer than War & Peace to read
The guidance, which covers areas including importing and exporting, selling goods, workforce, data and intellectual property, contains 20,000 words more than War and Peace,
97% of UK haulage companies ‘not ready for Brexit’ in 10 days’ time
Today’s chaos at the Channel ports, and on deliveries from Great Britain to N Ireland, reveals the depth of the problems facing the haulage industry as a result of Brexit.