What do new UK customs regulations mean for Irish and EU exporters?

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Recorded30 Jan 2024

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Starting tomorrow, Irish and EU exporters to the UK must pre-notify British customs, often requiring veterinary clearance. This change follows three years after the UK's exit from the single market and five years post-EU departure. Exporters face added burdens, including increased costs due to Red Sea attacks disrupting Suez Canal traffic. Simon McKeever, CEO of the Irish Exporters Association, joins Joe to discuss these developments.

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