Two-thirds of UK exporters yet to take basic steps for no-deal Brexit – Sky News

According to a piece carried by Sky News overnight, citing the latest records from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), two-thirds of UK exporters, responsible for around 25% of trade with the European Union, have still not taken the most basic steps to prepare for a no-deal Brexit.

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“70,000 out of a possible 240,000 companies have registered for crucial documentation required to continue trading with the EU.

HMRC stresses that the firms which have registered account for 75% of UK-EU trade by volume.”

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