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Supply chain leaders in the UK have given their backing after the government threw its ...
Supply chain leaders have warned of increased costs, confusion and frustration as the UK today introduces the first stage of its Border Target Operating Model (BTOM).
The BTOM requires imports into the UK that are designated medium- or high-risk to be accompanied by export health certificates.
Stage two, to be implemented on 30 April, will require these imports to receive physical checks at the border before being permitted entrance.
The British Retail Consortium’s director of ...
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