Brexit plans in ‘complete disarray’ as EU import checks delayed, say businesses

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Brexit plans in ‘complete disarray’ as EU import checks delayed, say businesses
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Trade bodies say ongoing confusion about when checks will come in is ‘incredibly challenging’

border plans as being in “complete disarray” after it emerged the introduction of some checks on EU imports will be delayed.will require many meat, dairy and plant products from the EUBut trade bodies have said fresh confusion about when the checks would begin were “incredibly challenging” for business planning, while others said serious questions remained about the government’s readiness for the regime.

The Guardian understands this will mean the government will focus the checks on the highest-risk products across high and medium bands, and then slowly build up to full checks. The government has yet to give a timeline on this but said it would take a “pragmatic approach”., which were initially set to come in in July 2021.

Martin McTague, the chair of the Federation of Small Businesses, said the system was in “complete disarray” and businesses were having to “decode messy and unclear messages” from Whitehall over whether they would face checks. She said: “Currently there is no consequence for this error but once the new border controls come into force, these errors will result in consignments being directed to a BCP for an inspection.

Delays to the government publishing its charges for goods coming through Dover has meant a number of private BCPs at ports across the country have yet to publish their rates for importers.

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