More red tape from UK customs for Irish exporters

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Recorded25 Jan 2024

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Although it’s more than 3 years since Britain formally left the Single market, UK customs - known as HMRC - still don't check the goods coming into the country to ensure safety and compliance. That starts to change at the end of this month and Irish exporters need to know what to do because there’s a lot more red tape for them coming down the tracks Peter Burke is the Minister of State for European Affairs spoke to Joe to discuss.

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