To all businesses moving goods between the UK and the EU and between GB and NI I write today to emphasise the need for businesses to prepare for the new arrangements for trading with the EU in January 2021, and the steps they need to take...
Liam Smyth, the British Chamber of Commerce Director of Trade Facilitation. The UK left the European Union on 31st January 2020, and the transition period comes to an end in December this year. It is vital that businesses take action now to get ready for a...
As we have moved towards Brexit, businesses have become increasingly concerned about getting their goods to market and what challenges may come as a result. Despite the uncertainty, many exporters have continued to drive their business forward and address the various elements of ‘red tape’...
Companies thinking about internationalising their digital strategy to reach overseas consumers more effectively should apply now for an Exporting for Growth grant. The programme could help businesses achieve their international growth aspirations through support and match-funded grants of up to £3,000 for their digital projects. The funding...
The DIT maintains up-to-date list at GOV.UK. It gives details of trade agreements that have been signed and those which are still outstanding. Trade agreements that have been signed Agreements with the following countries and trading blocs will take effect when the UK leaves the EU: Andean...
In the event of a no-deal Brexit, if the UK has not succeeded in concluding its own trade deals with the countries that it currently has under the terms of EU agreements, we could end up working under World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules. What does this...
