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UK firms told set up in EU to avoid trade issues © Simon Spurrell Simon Spurrell (C) from the Cheshire Cheese Company says he was advised to set up an EU hub UK firms that export to the EU say they are being encouraged by the government to set up subsidiaries in the bloc to avoid disruption under new trade rules. Firms have been hit by extra charges, taxes and paperwork, leading some stop exporting to the EU altogether. But several say they have been told that setting up hubs in Europe wou...

The London Economic | British businesses are being encouraged by government trade advisers to set up separate companies inside the EU | News

BBC News By Daniel Thomas image copyrightSimon Spurrell image captionSimon Spurrell (C) from the Cheshire Cheese Company says he was advised to set up an EU hub UK firms that export to the EU say they are being encouraged by the government to set up subsidiaries in the bloc to avoid disruption under new trade rules. Firms have been hit by extra charges, taxes and paperwork, leading some to stop exporting to the EU altogether. But several say they have been told that setting up hubs in Europe ...

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Bosses of firms claim they have been advised to set up subsidiaries in Europe  One company chief told BBC he needed £140 certificate to export £30 gift box He claims UK food officials said best option was to set-up an EU packaging firm Fashion firm boss told BBC she was advised to link up with German warehouse Department for International Trade says such advice is not Government policy 

Cheshire cheesemaker says business left with £250,000 Brexit hole Lisa OCarroll Brexit correspondent © Simon Spurrell Simon Spurrell (centre) said the loss in sales came after discovering he needed to provide a £180 health certificate on retail orders to consumers in the EU. A commercial cheesemaker in Cheshire has been left with a £250,000 Brexit hole in his business as a direct result of the UK’s departure from the EU on 1 January. Simon Spurrell said he has lost 20% o...

The London Economic | Simon Spurrell said he would now have to switch a large part of his business to France | News