Category: Brexit News - MultiFreight

Windsor Framework Given Green Light For Four Years

by multifreight | Dec 13, 2024 | Brexit News, Logistics News

Northern Ireland’s Stormont Assembly members have given the green light to continue the Windsor Framework post-Brexit trade arrangements, passing the motion by 48 votes to 36. This week’s vote, known as the democratic consent motion, is a means of giving...

Port Strikes – The Good, The Bad & The Ugly.

by multifreight | Nov 20, 2024 | Brexit News

Port strikes have been at the forefront of ocean freight services to and from North America during the past few weeks, and the latest updates bring some good, some bad and the ugly. The Good – Canada Strike Ends After several weeks of walkouts and indefinite...

Help With Windsor Framework Preparation

by multifreight | Nov 7, 2024 | Brexit News

During September, the government confirmed that new procedures covered by the Windsor Framework were to be delayed from September 30th of this year, and asked that businesses be fully prepared for them by March 31st next year. Interestingly, they stopped short of...

HMRC Confirm Delay To NCTS5 Implementation Date

by multifreight | Oct 17, 2023 | Brexit News, Logistics News

The Common Transit Convention (CTC) authority have announced that there will be an extended transition period for the move to NCTS Phase 5 after a number of other countries confirmed they require more time. HMRC subsequently received a number of formal...

New Border Model To Be Phased In From January

by multifreight | Sep 5, 2023 | Brexit News, Logistics News

UK government have just released the new Border Target Operating Model (BTOM), which is due to be phased in from January 2024. Following the UK leaving the European Union, new import and export customs procedures have been effective since 2021. However, the government...

Import Procedure Changes Going Legal?

by multifreight | May 3, 2022 | Brexit News

It has recently been reported that UK ports are considering legal action against the government after important post Brexit checks were confirmed to be delayed last week. Digitalised border processes, that reduce the need for most physical checks, were due to go live...