Brexit

The British Chambers of Commerce Business Council has met with the EU Ambassador and the UK’s EU Relations Minister to push the case for a trade reset.
The British Chambers of Commerce Business Council has met with the EU Ambassador and the UK’s...
In his latest blog, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the BCC, sets out the issues and potential solutions that the UK Government and EU institutions must agree on to improve trade.
In his latest blog, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the BCC, sets out the...
On the fifth anniversary of Brexit, the BCC is calling on the Government to use its planned EU reset to achieve concrete change and help drive UK economic growth.
On the fifth anniversary of Brexit, the BCC is calling on the Government to use its...
Two fifths (41%) of exporters disagree the Brexit deal is helping them grow sales.
Two fifths (41%) of exporters disagree the Brexit deal is helping them grow sales....
The General Product Safety Regulation came into force on December 13, 2024 and places new responsibilities on British companies exporting to the EU, European Economic Area (EEA) and Northern Ireland (NI).
The General Product Safety Regulation came into force on December 13, 2024 and places new responsibilities...
The level of import charges shows scant regard to the interests of both businesses and consumers.
The level of import charges shows scant regard to the interests of both businesses and consumers....
The Paper and legislation being considered tomorrow provide the basis for greater clarity on unfettered access for goods moving from NI to GB.
The Paper and legislation being considered tomorrow provide the basis for greater clarity on unfettered access...
The BCC is urging Government to clarify plans around new customs processes, due to start on Wednesday, as firms remain in the dark about crucial aspects of their operation.
The BCC is urging Government to clarify plans around new customs processes, due to start on...
Business will welcome this common-sense approach to showing that products sold in Great Britain have met safety, health and environmental rules. Crucially, it will help keep costs down for firms and prices for consumers
Business will welcome this common-sense approach to showing that products sold in Great Britain have met...
A new survey by the BCC’s Insights Unit of 733 businesses shows the difficulties facing British firms in using the Trade and Co-operation Agreement (TCA) have not eased.
A new survey by the BCC’s Insights Unit of 733 businesses shows the difficulties facing British...