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Logistics businesses need to test new Border Operating Model


Following the publication of the government’s consultation on its new Border Target Operating Model last week (5 April 2023), Logistics UK has said that the model must be thoroughly and continuously tested by business, to ensure that it remains fit for purpose.

“Our members share the government’s ambition to create the most effective border in the world, which facilitates trade to and from the EU,” said Nichola Mallon, Head of Trade & Devolved Policy, Logistics UK, “However, as always, the devil will be in the detail in the new proposals, and it is vital that the government and business continue to test the model to ensure it is fit for purpose.”

Mallon argued that business will need as much time as possible to prepare for a new trading regime and said that Logistics UK will be keeping dialogue open with the Cabinet Office and HMRC during the consultation period to provide constructive feedback and shape the final outcome.

“Our members will be studying the proposals closely over the next six weeks to ensure the plans will enable logistics businesses to deliver for customers and the UK economy as a whole,” she said.

*www.logistics.org.uk/brexit

Published On: 13/04/2023 16:00:04

 

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