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There will be some disruption. as we leave the european union and were outside the customs union, those new requirements will mean that, in particular, when people arrive at the french border, they do need to have the paperwork in order. if they havent, then we would advise them absolutely not to make thatjourney, because theyll only be turned back. the clock is ticking... ads like these urging firms to prepare for the new rules have been airing for months. but the trade deal with brussels was o...

If they havent, then we would advise them absolutely not to make the journey because theyll only be turned back. the clock is ticking... the government has been advising businesses to prepare for months. for the thousands of british companies who rely on goods crossing the border, there are nowjust four days to get to grips with the necessary changes. we need to translate these 1,200 pages of legal text to practical business guidance that every firm can understand. secondly, we need to understan...

Inundated with paperwork. i think its going to cost us a little bit of money in staff costs as well, in dealing with all of this, and i know there are going to be delays, especially at the port, you know? cabinet office minister michael gove said the government is doing all it can to advise businesses on the new rules, but he warned there will be some disruption. as we leave the european union and were outside the customs union, those new requirements will mean that, in particular, when people a...

About the changes her business needs to make. the founder, nimisha raja, is getting worried. ifeel as if im going to be inundated with paperwork. i think its going to cost us a little bit of money in staff costs as well, in dealing with all of this, and i know there are going to be delays, especially at the port, you know? cabinet office minister michael gove said the government is doing all it can to advise businesses on the new rules, but he warned there will be some disruption. as we leave th...

But more paperwork and red tape. that is good news for the powder who was worried about the impact of no deal but there will be more red tape and she is nervous about the changes her business needs to make. i feel as if im going to be inundated with paperwork. i think its going to cost us a little bit of money in staff costs as well in dealing with all of this and i know there are going to be delays, especially at the port, you know? cabinet office minister michael gove said the government is do...

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Means new paperwork for goods leaving great britain for europe with delays and teething problems expected, but there are so things expected, but there are still things businesses dont yet know. where businesses can prepare, they are doing but where they cant they need governments on both sides to answer questions. we need information about rules of origin, what kind of labelling is going to be necessary products. the british retail consortium which represents major markets today repeated its war...

Of origin, what kind of labelling is going to be necessary products. the british retail consortium which represents major markets today repeated its warning that tariffs are taxes on imported goods could lead to price rises for customers. it says its members are stocking up on longer life products to ensure availability but it says the greatest impact on potential disruption would be on fresh produce like fruit and veg which cant be stored for so long. for groups representing industries like man...

Britain for europe with delays and teething problems expected, but there are so things businesses dont yet know. where businesses can prepare they are doing but where they cant they need governments on both sides to answer questions. we need information about rules of origin, what kind of labelling is going to be necessary products. the british retail consortium which represents major today repeated its warning that tariffs are taxes on imported goods could lead to price rises for customers. it ...

The british retail consortium, which represents major supermarkets, repeated its warning that tariffs or taxes on imported goods could lead to price rises for customers. it says members are stocking up on longer life products to ensure availability but it says the greatest impact of potential disruption would be on fresh produce like fruit and veg, which cannot be stored for so long. for groups representing industries like manufacturing there is relief that the no deal scenario they say would be...