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Problems with the Northern Ireland Protocol can still be resolved, Michael Gove said ahead of a meeting with Brussels officials this week.
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Problems with the Northern Ireland Protocol can still be resolved, Michael Gove said ahead of a meeting with Brussels officials this week.
Problems with the Northern Ireland Protocol can still be resolved, Michael Gove said ahead of a meeting with Brussels officials this week.
01/20/2021 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 01/20/2021 03:57 Get informed: BPDG webinar on moving goods in Northern Europe The UK Border & Protocol Delivery Group invites CILT members to an important webinar on Wednesday 27th January 2021. The webinar entitled, Movement of goods through non short straits RoRo locations in Northern Europe, will discuss the border / procedural formalities required for moving goods from GB to the EU, from the EU to GB via non short straits locations to or from the Netherlands and Belgium. From 14.00hrs (UK time) UK experts will be joined by officials ...
(Bloomberg) -- Branimir Vuckovic shuttles goods back and forth between Britain and the European Union, his Beep Beep Express Ltd. making deliveries to clients in Germany, Serbia and his native Croatia. But now he is stuck. The 45-year-old can’t find a broker to prepare the customs documents he needs after Brexit. Vuckovic spent this week driving around Kent seeking help -- to no avail. He was repeatedly turned away by shipping agents who weren’t taking on new clients. “Who is going to do the paperwork?” Vuckovic said in a telephone interview. “No one.” Vuckovic’s experience highl...
The future of borders By Al Potter There are lessons to be learned from 2020. While the coronavirus pandemic impacted the flow of trade and travel, every effort has been made to ensure border transactions do not stop. They cannot afford to, as they have become too important to our increasingly globalised and interconnected world. The internationally shared challenge of Covid-19 has forced greater levels of transformation and innovation than we have ever seen before. Governments and industries are now pioneering new ways of working together to facilitate trade and travel, re...