The coronavirus pandemic, the Christmas rush moving online, and the potential of a no-deal Brexit: Businesses big and small have had a great deal to contend with in 2020.to carry on post-Brexit trade talks beyond what they said would be the deadline.
Since mid-November, he says he has received enquiries from those looking to bring in additional goods early, in case of further disruption at ports in the event of a no-deal Brexit. "I've said for four years that if two sides desperately want a deal, a bit of pragmatism will come into play and we will eventually get one.Mr Salt also believes there will be additional costs for his firm, no matter what the outcome. "With Christmas around the corner and Covid-19, as well as Brexit, it is literally the perfect storm."
"Covid-19 has really caused havoc with businesses, and Brexit almost gets relegated as an issue," she says.
And this is supposed to be a business-friendly Government. With friends like that, who needs enemies? 😬
Here we go again. Business always whinging about political incompetence. Suck it up guys, you’re ruining a good Brexit...
They've had 4 plus years to get ready,just lazy hoping not to have to do anything. Like our ploytits sitting back and letting the EU rules us while they still get huge payouts very week.
Businesses? Very Vague. Remember when you used to be a news company of some credibility? Me neither .
Ah, Boris and Neville's plan is working.
When you love in a country which has already gone to the dogs, what do you expect.
What’s even more confusing is: One U.K. company exporting tulip bulbs to Holland And One U.K. company buying tulip bulbs from Holland. (And these two companies are within a couple of miles of one another) That’s the Eu for yer, complete nonsense.
News Please more Labour Ministers ,bring such laughter in these troubled times.
Rotherham child rapists, when caught with underage girls “played the race card” and were let off GroomingReport imagine if this was your DaughterSisterNiece
They need to wait just like all of us.