These negotiations are likely to be more complex than the others recently undertaken by the UK Government. But they also have the potential for a greater uplift for exporters across the UK, particularly in services and emerging technology.
The support and expertise of the British Chambers of Commerce in Myanmar has aided one of its members, a UK fresh products importer, to arrange the first import of avocados into the UK market. The south eastern Asian country has a range of different climates which means that supply of this popular fruit would be not limited to the main season but instead would continue throughout the year.
UK Ghana Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with BritCham Cambodia, held a joint webinar entitled ‘The COVID-19 impact on the Hospitality and Tourism sector in Ghana and Cambodia’, to help their members connect with others experiencing similar challenges. The event shared insights into Coronavirus on the hospitality and tourism sector in the two countries, whilst allowing members in these two markets to connect and share their knowledge and experience.
These negotiations are likely to be more complex than the others recently undertaken by the UK Government. But they also have the potential for a greater uplift for exporters across the UK, particularly in services and emerging technology.
Inflation is set to continue upwards, with a further rise in the energy price cap yet to come, leaving businesses with mounting economic uncertainty, alongside labour shortages.
There is some way to go before businesses will have complete assurance about the operation of the new markings systems.
June is a month when we see businesses across the UK painting their usually untouchable brand livery all shades of rainbow in support of LGBTQ+ employees, customers and stakeholders.
