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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Anyone trading with or from Northern Ireland since Brexit will be aware of the increased difficulties and effective border down the Irish Sea. It’s an issue which has been a constant bone of contention, especially with Northern Ireland politicians, leading to the collapse of the Stormont Assembly after the DUP withdrew. Rishi Sunak, the UK
New data from the Office for National Statistics has found UK service exports have grown to their highest-ever levels. Sales grew by 20% compared to 2021 – and up 23% against 2018 – to £400 billion last year. The UK sits behind only the US as the biggest services exporter globally with the sector contributing
The global appetite for UK food and drink has continued to grow despite pandemic and post-Brexit pressures. New data from the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has shown how food and drink exports have now surged past pre-pandemic levels to stand at a record £24.8bn with chocolate and cheese exports proving ever-popular. Over half of
Opening a world of opportunities for businesses with ambitions to export.
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