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The Impact of Brexit on EU Trade

David Hooper 15 January 2019

The UK’s imminent departure from the EU not only disrupts the political and institutional scene but has also brought upon an ambiguous mishmash of negotiation processes that affect trading laws…

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How Brexit Will Affect UK Imports And Exports

David Hooper 11 January 2019

As British Prime Minister Theresa May delays the vote on her Brexit deal, it adds more uncertainty about the future of UK’s relationship with EU. The vote, which was supposed…

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What Businesses Should Do to Prepare For Brexit

David Hooper 6 December 2018

LONDON — British Prime Minister Theresa May has signed off the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement deal with leaders of the European Union (EU) in a special summit in Brussels on November…

Canada Style Free Trade Agreement

David Hooper 12 November 2018

There has been a lot of talk in the press recently regarding a ‘Canada Style Free Trade Agreement’ which is one of the options available to the UK if it…

Businesses Not Planning for Brexit

David Hooper 9 October 2018

According to the British Chambers of Commerce almost two-thirds of UK businesses have yet to carry out a risk assessment on the impact of Brexit. The BCC states that many…

Brexit No Deal Papers

David Hooper 30 September 2018

Overall Statement Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has set out what he called “practical and proportionate” advice in case the UK leaves the EU with “no deal”. Ministers say a deal is…

Trade taskforce launched to increase UK business competitive advantage

David Hooper 11 September 2018

International Trade Secretary Dr Liam Fox announces launch of new taskforce to drive government’s global trade agenda. Businesses will receive support to develop trade links around the world through the…

UK trade Deals with South African Customs Union

noisegatemedia 5 September 2018

Prime Minister Teresa May, recently headed a delegation to Africa to discuss a potential free trade agreement with the Southern African Customs Union. In a joint statement it was stated that…