How to make sense of the increasing number of UK-EU trade disruption stories?
In short - outside of a single market product checks and people working restrictions are inevitable. And outside a customs union you will have tariffs and / or rules of origin.
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E.g. I attended an event at HoC where we discussed the implications for aerospace of UK leaving EASA. The gov minister said the gov would never do this as they understood the issues.
— Simon Hancock (@simonhancock_uk) January 8, 2021
They then decided to leave without any further consultation with the industry.
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