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Companies experience delays as products are stranded or returned for incorrect form filling
Trade groups say efforts stepped up to implement the protocol despite Johnson’s claims
From the US-China trade war, to Brexit, to pandemic-led delays to manufacturing and shipping, the global supply chain is firmly in the spotlight. How is the business of trade adapting in a changing world?
Bureaucracy of trading with EU throws up many challenges for Prima Cheese
Region lobbies for tariff-free trade in raw materials with Great Britain
Companies enjoy surge in demand for warehouse space and custom clearance services
Manufacturers consider withdrawing up to 90% of medicines they currently send to region
Maros Sefcovic says solutions can be found over Brexit disruption to Northern Ireland
Both sides want to push ahead with a joint ‘work plan’ on trade border checks
Trade department reluctant to engage in dispute with New Delhi ahead of Boris Johnson trip
EU Brexit commissioner Maros Sefcovic will meet UK counterpart David Frost for talks on Thursday
Northern Ireland offers violent backdrop to crunch UK-EU meeting
Cost of trading derivatives likely to be critical factor if current arrangement expires
There is no grand approach to managing Brexit’s aftershocks, which may see Scotland cede and Ireland reunite
Northern Ireland secretary says causes of recent violence were ‘complex and multi-faceted’ but the protocol was a factor
Output was boosted by a partial rebound in trade with the EU in February
Pain from EU-UK trade deal has not only been felt by British businesses and consumers
European Commission says Britain should not be allowed to rejoin Lugano convention
European Commission to drop objections to British membership of Lugano convention
New commission will look for ways to reduce trade friction between the UK and EU
An agreement on implementation of Brexit deal could help defuse tensions in Belfast
Accord on operation of Brexit protocol could aid restoration of trust
Tax on imports of stock from EU eats into already slim profit margins for British traders
Unionist angst over Brexit and long-term structural problems revives sectarian conflict
All sides have a responsibility to ease tensions but the biggest, post-Brexit, rests with the UK and EU
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