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A year after Britain's new trade pact with the EU was sealed, UK exports to the bloc have plunged. With unfinished business around fisheries, Northern Ireland and financial services, what's next for Brexit?

From 1 January checks and paperwork will finally begin and EU exporters face a rude awakening

Exclusive: British cheesemaker says Brexit and subsequent trade deals have cost his firm £270,000

The new rules between the UK and the EU has cost one Christmas tree vendor more than £50,000. | ITV National News

Home Six months in and UK businesses are still battling with Brexit Six months in and UK businesses are still battling with Brexit Surveys for the FT find small companies have been hit hardest by new checks and red tape World Economy News 28 Jun 2021 • 6 min read Almost a third of British companies that trade with the EU have suffered a decline or loss of business since post-Brexit rules took effect on January 1, according to a survey conduc...

Despite the tariff-free deal agreed with the EU, a study finds up to £3.5bn of exports have had taxes applied.

Despite the tariff-free deal agreed with the EU, a study finds up to £3.5bn of exports have had taxes applied.

An award-winning British cheesemaker has abandoned sales to the European Union because of the £180 cost of post-Brexit paperwork.  Hartington Creamery in Pikehall, Derbyshire is seeking to replace European sales with exports to the United Sates and Canada.  Before Brexit, the cheese manufacturer faced no red tape when exporting to the European Union.   It comes as exports of UK goods to the European Union dropped by more than forty per cent in January as Britain and Brussels began their p...

Dont show me this message again✕ A trade deal agreed just before Christmas also saw the dairy get its first Canadian shipment. (AFP via Getty Images) One of the few dairies allowed to make Stilton said it has lost 20% of its online turnover ‘overnight’ due to Brexit. Hartington Creamery at Pikehall, Derbyshire, has said that the paperwork needed to send orders to the European Union was too expensive to make business with the EU viable. Simon Spurrell, the director of Hartington Creamery...

Hartington Creamery says the paperwork needed for each order is costing too much.