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Robert Keen predicts more customs training will be needed
With Brexit negotiations about to enter full flow, and the UK freight industry likely to be more in need of experts in customs procedures, the British International Freight Association (BIFA) is looking to beef up its training services by appointing an additional trainer in Customs and Freight Procedures.
BIFA director general Robert Keen said customs procedures would be at the heart of the Brexit negotiations and BIFA is expecting a surge in enquiries on the subject as well as demand for training.
“That’s why we have taken to decision to strengthen our training team by appointing an additional trainer in Customs and Freight Procedures.
“We are seeking a customs expert with deep knowledge of procedures and thorough understanding of any changes in legislation, so if any of your readers think they might fit the bill, I encourage them to get in touch,” Mr Keen added.
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