Route 4: ROI To GB
Round 4 in the series. Republic of Ireland to GB. We’ll keep this one simple for now and have a direct routing (say Dublin to Holyhead), next week we’ll do the same route but via Northern Ireland… ROUTE
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Round 4 in the series. Republic of Ireland to GB. We’ll keep this one simple for now and have a direct routing (say Dublin to Holyhead), next week we’ll do the same route but via Northern Ireland… ROUTE
Welcome to the third in the series of route guides. Today we are looking at GB to IT. This example assumes shipment from say Dover to Calais or via Eurotunnel. We have selected IT (Italy) but in reality
It’s been a big couple of weeks what with the Border Operating Model and the NI Protocol approach. We’ve read them all. We’ve read them again. We’ve read them slowly in case anything is hidden. There are a
Welcome to the second in the series of route guides. Today we are looking at GB to FR. This example assumes shipment from say Dover to Calais or via Eurotunnel. The point being that the Member State of
You may be familiar with our Brexit updates and we hope you have found them useful and informative. We have decided to try something a little different. Each week we will pick a routing and outline what processes
“Trade isn’t about goods, it’s about DATA. Goods sit in the warehouse until DATA moves them!” C J Cherryh We have been collecting master data for the last 6 weeks and have already built 1,500 trader relationship files
Things are changing quickly around here. We’ll ramp up the frequency of these updates between now and the end of the year as more and more detail becomes available… “UK BUSINESSES BANNED FROM EXPORTING TO EU” What a
Busy week in Brexitland…Some of the new processes mentioned below are literally only a few days old. We have given our assessment and will forward more detail as and when received (and deciphered). TRANSITION EXTENSION Whilst the deadline
Involved in Northern Ireland trade? As the Brexit deadline approaches and negotiations push on, the role of the Joint Committee (JC) becomes ever more important. It is the role of that committee to define and agree how the
Vital deadline approaching: the transition period can be extended (once) for up to two years, providing that request is lodged by 30th June (i.e. 3 weeks’ time!). It needs to be negotiated (financial package etc.) and agreed by
“EXCELLENT”, “INFORMATIVE”, “GREAT”, “GOOD USE OF MY LUNCH BREAK!” Just some of the lovely comments we got from the first BRUNCH event held on Thursday 28th May. It was a nerve wracking first attempt at this format but
UK have (today) released their MFN import tariff. 2000 duty lines have been removed and many have been reduced or simplified. Measuring codes have been removed and € rates have been converted to £ as appropriate. The UK
Brexit is raising its head again, so probably time we raised ours! Covid-19 has rightly shifted focus and, for a period at least, has knocked Brexit off the top spot of things to contend with. We are not
2020 has certainly been an eventful year so far. Brexit got done; the transition period got going; hurricane-esque storms brought travel chaos and now we can’t travel at all. Covid-19 is threatening the very existence of some businesses
Well that’s it then, we have left the EU! Now our attention diverts to the trade talks. Our message is ‘keep calm and carry on’…preparing. Expect Customs formalities from 1st January 2021 and prepare as such. EVERYTHING CHANGES,
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