Last month, Go Exporting teamed up with Allica Bank to host a webinar which discussed how small and medium-sized businesses can unlock new markets to future-proof their firms.
On-top of specialist advice, the Q&A at the end also provided some great insights.
The webinar is free to watch right here.
In a recent piece for The New Statement whilst discussing Peter Forster’s book ‘What went wrong with Brexit and what we can
The government has delayed plans to introduce checks on imported food products once again. The post-Brexit checks on fresh farm produce and
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In a recent piece for The New Statement whilst discussing Peter Forster’s book ‘What went wrong with Brexit and what we can do about it’, Andrew Marr has highlighted how UK SMEs are struggling to export to the EU and are increasingly deciding not to. He says there is an ongoing contraction happening as firms
The government has delayed plans to introduce checks on imported food products once again. The post-Brexit checks on fresh farm produce and plants from the EU into the UK were meant to begin in October, however, concerns over supply chain readiness, delays and potential inflationary cost increases have seen the roll-out pushed back once more.
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