Brexit preparations must be a priority for businesses

A no-deal Brexit will lead to inevitable delays at borders and customs controls, warns Cork Chamber
Brexit preparations must be a priority for businesses

Cork Chamber: 'Our members are already seeing disruption to their international supply chains as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and a no-deal Brexit will compound this.' File Picture: Larry Cummins

Businesses must urgently prepare their procedures and operations to minimise the impact of Brexit on their business, Cork Chamber has warned.

The Chamber believes all signs indicate that the UK is likely to leave the transition without a deal in place and it is urging businesses in the region to review and prepare their operations for the end of the Transition Period on 31 December 2020.

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