The threat is back... a Thread with @journosooz and @DeirdreHipwell 1/
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Carmakers like Nissan, with 6,500 workers in Sunderland, will face 10% tariff on exports to EU. They say their operation wouldn't be viable in that scenario 2/
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~ 200m extra custom declarations will be needed annually on EU trade.
If trucks don't have right docs, they'll be stopped, causing lengthy queues and halting supply chains 4/
The recruitment drive has been hurt by coronavirus 5/
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Export health certificates will be needed to import animal products from the EU (about £100 per consignment), and they too will face the cost of customs declarations, as set out by @William_Bain and @the_brc 7/
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Farmers will face steep tariffs in a no-deal Brexit, making their products uncompetitive in the EU and flooding the domestic market with the surplus.
Prices would collapse, as would many farming livelihoods.
`A no-deal will be devastating' say @natsheep 8/
80% of UK economy -- inc. accountancy, law, consulting -- and becomes harder to sell to the EU.
Prospect of visas for business travel + needing authorizations from an EU member state to offer a service there
Per @anandMenon1 @UKandEU 9/ bit.ly/3dROYaN
Global banks have already set up new EU subsidiaries and will transfer more staff to the continent if the EU doesn't grant an equivalence decision 10/
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Drugmakers will face higher costs in a no-deal Brexit, having to test their products in both the UK and EU.
Means less funds available for R&D, investment 11/
`It is a make-or-break issue for Northern Ireland retailers,' says @MichaelAodhan. ‘We’re looking at business models becoming unviable' 13/
“For businesses, jobs and economic confidence in this most challenging of years, this would be a shocking outcome,” says @cbicarolyn at @CBItweets 14/
Either the UK or EU budge their positions, or else this is the outcome 15/
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No. The gov latest line is it would be `crazy' /ends
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