UK considers fresh delay to full checks on agricultural products entering from EU
Extension could be ‘good news for Irish food exporters’ as post-Brexit leeway continues
Irish exporters get reprieve as post-Brexit checks on goods delayed
Varadkar welcomes extension while EU-UK talks on Northern Ireland protocol continue
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Is the boom in trade across the Border here to stay?
Smart Money: Imports from Britain have collapsed
The Brexit squeeze on the Irish economy is only just starting
Smart Money: From sliced pans to fishing, there are more flashpoints ahead
Untangling the complications brought about by Brexit
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Irish officials raise queries with EU over disruptive post-Brexit ‘rules of origin’
Supermarkets could face difficulties keeping shelves stocked amid new border controls
First week of post-Brexit realities brings chaos to Irish-British trade
New border red tape has jammed up supply chains, grounded loads and cancelled ferries
It’s not too late for Brexit preparations but companies should ‘move quickly’
Four in 10 businesses feel they are ready, according to Enterprise Ireland
Cliff Taylor: Deal or no deal we are now heading for a hard Brexit
Smart Money: Whatever happens the economy will be hit
Irish businesses told not to wait for trade deal to prepare for Brexit
Companies ‘sleep walking’ into a customs trap, says clearance service Declaron
BDO and Fexco launch new customs service ahead of Brexit
From January 1st, 2021, all exports and imports to the Republic from the UK will legally require customs clearance documentation
Covid-19 has distracted us from the looming threat of Brexit
Smart Money: Brexit is back – here are the five things you need to know
Suspicions rife as key Brexit trade talks begin in Brussels
Change is coming but its nature will depend on whether or not a deal can be reached
Brexit: Out-but-in customs plan has hallmarks of hastily agreed deal
Small print on operational details of complex Irish Sea border checks has yet to be written
Irish companies trading with UK ramp up Brexit readiness
Revenue reports boost in applications for EORI numbers to trade with ‘third country’
Businesses becoming less optimistic on Brexit
Nearly two-thirds expecting negative impact from Britain leaving the EU
Small businesses too ‘time poor’ to prepare for Brexit – industry group
Haulier group says State will not cope with no deal regardless of customs registrations
UK looking for alternatives to Border backstop. Do they exist?
UK government establishes special group to look at alternatives to proposed backstop
Surge in number of companies seeking customs numbers for post-Brexit trade with UK
Revenue says big increase in number of businesses registering
How the Brexit withdrawal deal would limit damage to Ireland
There are positives to the proposed Brexit deal for the Irish economy if it goes through
Irish firms stockpile goods in UK to counter no-deal Brexit
Exporters act to protect €65bn trade link as uncertainty frustrates long-term planning
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