The pandemic is presenting businesses large and small with a level of crisis unseen for a generation. At Go Exporting, we’re offering free advice and support to exporting firms of any size to help navigate the choppy virus waters and emerge from lockdown in as best position as possible.
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Coronavirus is serving up many common problems across businesses and industry, yet firms that rely heavily on international trade are, just like with Brexit, amongst the worst affected. With export bans on certain drugs and critical supplies to ensuring safe exporting of key components or, indeed, furloughing an entire company until the crisis is over – whatever issue your business is facing, we’re available to offer free advice and support.
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