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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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Over 100 business leaders from UK companies and business groups have written to the prime minister, once more reiterating the damage that a no-deal Brexit would cause to the economy. With Britain due to leave the EU at the end of this year and, despite the coronavirus pandemic, Boris Johnson confirmed that he won’t be
Last month, Go Exporting CEO Mike Wilson spoke to Ramzi Bouchrit on his web show on international trade to discuss a range of exporting issues, including Brexit. What factors do businesses need to consider? What will happen if a trade deal with the EU isn’t reached? Will the UK still be a viable option for
The UK government has formally notified the European Union that it won’t be seeking an extension to the Transition Period and wouldn’t accept one should it be offered. Following the announcement, the government set out details of its accelerated border planning for controls on EU goods coming into the Great British marketplace from January 1st
Opening a world of opportunities for businesses with ambitions to export.
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