31 have led to delays and crippling costs for many businesses, putting mounting pressure on the conservative government that ushered in Brexit to find solutions. Britain's goods exports to the EU in January slumped 40.7% from December, with a 64% fall in exports of food a...
Brexit, Packaging & Labelling, Supply chain, Regulation, Packaging & labellingTime is running out for food and drink manufacturers to prepare the labels needed to export products to the EU after Brexit as the end of the transition period looms.Gwen Ridler...
New Questions for U.K.-EU Trade With Brexit completed, the future of trade between the country and European bloc faces new questions and anxieties. Thomas K. GroseJan. 4, 2021 India’s Farmers Pose Test for Modi The prime minister’s use of nationalism isn’t enough to quell protests ove...
The initial plan was to extend the new export curbs to Northern Ireland, which would have required Brussels to invoke a nuclear option in the Brexit agreement. It could have led to checks along the Irish border, something the commission fought long and hard to prevent in Bre...
Since January 1, Brexit requirements for live animal exports to Great Britain include a residency period for cattle, sheep and pigs increased to 40 days on the farm of origin in Ireland. Animals cannot pass through a market, and must be consigned directly from the holding of origin or through...
According to the Eurostat data, the decline in the first six months of 2020 was more than offset by very strong exports in the second half of the year. On average, the 27 EU states remaining after Brexit exported 20 per cent more recovered paper to third countries between...
The impact of Brexit was particularly evident in the chemicals sector, where exports from Ireland to Britain fell by nearly €3 billion. The introduction of dual regulatory regimes between the EU and UK has created costly duplication for manufacturers of products ranging from paint to household ...
The highest incidence of delays was seen in the UK, linked to wider supply chain problems being exacerbated by Brexit-related shipping and transport delays after the end of the UK's transition period for leaving the EU expired on 31st December. ...
With less than 30 weeks to go to Brexit, it’s still unclear how Britain will trade with the other 27 countries in the EU. Both sides have said they want to maintain smooth trade but the EU has insisted that Britain cannot continue to have the same sort of tariff-less access as ...
Fruit and vegetable exports from the Indian state of Bengal to other countries have dropped around 90 percent since March. According to exporters, this is caused by the coronavirus lockdown, resulting in reduced air cargo services, market closures and supply chain disruptions. ...