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This month, Go Exporting’s Mike Wilson and Laura Brocklebank of Enterprise Ireland discussed the changing structures of UK local authorities, the key investment areas for councils and the opportunities for Irish suppliers. Watch the full webinar below: Watch more webinars from Enterprise Ireland as part of Evolve UK here.
It is widely acknowledged that Brexit is going to present significant challenges for British international trade, irrespective of whether we reach a Free Trade Agreement with the EU before the end of the transition period. That in itself is looking an ever more remote possibility with both parties playing hardball and the UK Government’s unprecedented
The Department for Business has confirmed that the UK will follow World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules regarding subsidies following the end of the transition period, replacing EU state aid laws from January 1st. The rules will cover financial assistance granted by governments and public bodies to businesses, something which has become a sticking point during
Opening a world of opportunities for businesses with ambitions to export.
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