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‘Brexit disruption postponed’ warning

By 2021-01-07T08:36:00

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Full customs declarations for construction products only required from July

Construction firms have been warned to “stay alert” to the introduction of new post-Brexit border controls due to come into force by July.

Imports of construction products from the EU have so far avoided major Brexit-related disruption following the start of the UK’s new trading relationship with the EU on 1 January but new rules on customs declarations are due to hit firms within the next six months.

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