Based on a comment from @CaptainSwing666 probably worth explaining - no red tape will be slashed and trade with these countries won't be less bureaucratic.
It will be just as bureaucratic as trade with everyone else (cause it has to be).
Here is what can change:
/1
It will be just as bureaucratic as trade with everyone else (cause it has to be).
Here is what can change:
/1
https://twitter.com/AnnaJerzewska/status/1417042246260695043
Based on DIT documents:
- tariffs could be removed or lowered on products that still have them
- rules of origin could be simplified (always a plus)
- simpler origin and certification provisions
- wider origin cumulation
/2
- tariffs could be removed or lowered on products that still have them
- rules of origin could be simplified (always a plus)
- simpler origin and certification provisions
- wider origin cumulation
/2
- improved and clearer rules on product and country graduation
Here is what won't change:
/3
Here is what won't change:
/3
- goods from these countries will still have to meet rules of origin and GB importers will be liable for any errors on the part of exporters in these countries
- origin will need to be certified
/4
- origin will need to be certified
/4
- import formalities (customs and others) will need to be fulfilled incl import customs declarations submitted
- border checks will apply in the same way they apply to other countries
/5
- border checks will apply in the same way they apply to other countries
/5
Any changes (in the right direction) would of course have a positive impact on both exporters from developed and least-developed countries as well as on GB supply chains and importers.
6/6
6/6
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