What are we talking about
We could be your trump card.
The UK was never particularly fond of EU constraints, and the failure to adopt the euro is a demonstration of this, even if a divorce seemed unthinkable.
On the contrary, it happened, albeit sweetened by many clauses designed to ensure an amicable partnership between the two parties, now not only separated by maritime boundaries, but also by land borders controlled by customs officials. All this accompanied by new rules, new flows, and new procedures.
How to deal with it? There is only one recipe: understand the framework of the Trade & Cooperation Agreement, think before you act, eliminate
risks and certify processes to ensure your business is running as smoothly as possible.
How we operate
We adopt an interdisciplinary approach aimed at fitting the customs process in your
business reality, and your business reality in the UK context, not only featuring relationships with the EU, but also with all the other countries favourable to trade agreements.
business reality, and your business reality in the UK context, not only featuring relationships with the EU, but also with all the other countries favourable to trade agreements.