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Businesses re-opening after lockdown still ‘not as prepared as they need to be for Brexit
The remarks were made at an Oireachtas committee today. By Press Association Monday 10 May 2021, 10:43 PM May 10th 2021, 10:43 PM 10,348 Views 19 Comments
A view of cranes at Dublin Port (file photo)
Image: SIPA USA/PA Images
A view of cranes at Dublin Port (file photo)
Image: SIPA USA/PA Images
BUSINESSES WHICH ARE reopening for the first time this year due to the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions must get up to speed with post-Brexit trade arrangements, an Oireachtas committee has heard.
Revenue Commissioner and Director-General of Customs Gerry Harrahill said it has been “extremely challenging” for businesses trying to adjust to the new reality of customs checks since the trade rules changed on 1 January and that many busin
Serious barriers remain for British meat exports, MPs warn
30 April 2021 |
MPs warn that trading barriers with the EU could render many UK meat businesses unviable
MPs have warned that British meat exporters who trade with the EU still face serious barriers , including considerable non-tariff issues such as red tape and checks.
The cross-party EFRA Committee has expressed urgent concerns for exporters of highly time-sensitive fresh and live seafood and meat shipments to the bloc.
Despite overcoming initial teething problems , the new barriers that small and medium sized businesses now face could render them unviable , its new report warned.
And if these exporting problems continue into the future, British factories and jobs could be left with no choice but to relocate to the continent.