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Supply chain leaders in the UK have given their backing after the government threw its ...
Despite pledges of less bureaucracy and frictionless trade with the EU after the Brexit transition period ends in January, the UK government has admitted there is likely to be disruption and additional red tape.
It has given the industry less than three weeks to consult on “plans both to minimise the risk of disruption and to mitigate its impact”.
These include putting the onus on truck drivers, who will face a personal fine if they are not “border-ready”, and re-introducing Operation Brock, ...
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