It's not "EU's regulatory requirements".
It's normal export, import procedures. We have them too. So do other countries. When we export to these other markets where growth comes from (SIC) they will still need to be met. Paperwork will still be needed.
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It's normal export, import procedures. We have them too. So do other countries. When we export to these other markets where growth comes from (SIC) they will still need to be met. Paperwork will still be needed.
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https://twitter.com/BBCPolitics/status/1360898893546938369
Every international cross-border transaction involves a tone of paperwork as you need to make sure you meet all of the requirements at the country of import (as well as some in your own country).
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It's not the EU being unreasonable. It's like expecting the US to drop all of their regulatory requirements for us cause you know, we have that special relationship... Not going to happen.
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There is scope for facilitation and practical solutions but let's stop pretending that you can trade internationally without all the friction.
Companies wishing to export to the UK will also need to meet our requirements.
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Companies wishing to export to the UK will also need to meet our requirements.
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