The Department for International Trade has sent through further guidance with a view to getting businesses ready to export post-Brexit.

A step-by-step guide has been released with a view to ensuring businesses will continue to be able to send goods from the UK to the EU.

A Brexit imports and exports helpline has also been launched, offering advice on:

• customs declarations and procedures
• duties and tariffs
• importing and exporting different goods
• transporting goods to and from the EU
• product safety regulations

A guide to WTO Tariffs has also been created for use in the event of a “no-deal” Brexit, where the UK would leave without having negotiated any trade agreements with the European Union or any other country.

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