Tag: Brexit

The Danish Maritime Authority is opening a restructuring pool, to help Danish maritime companies that have lost revenue as a result of Brexit, apply for compensation of up to DKK 250,000. The pool is open until 15 November 2022.

As the future of UK Brexit border checks on EU goods remains uncertain, many ports ask for compensation regarding the investments they have made.

As a result of Brexit, the British government will start further tightening customs rules at the British border as of 1 January 2022. This has consequences for everyone who exports to the UK.

As of October 1, 2021 and January 1, 2022, a number of customs requirements for goods traffic with the United Kingdom will be tightened. It is important for shippers to prepare for this in time to prevent cargo from standing still at the British border or in Dutch ports.

The British Ports Association has published the results of a survey of UK ports, unveiling that two thirds of them feel ‘somewhat confident’ about the business outlook for 2021, while a third feel ‘not so confident’.

Following the exit of UK from Europe, HAROPA and Ports of Normandy joined forces to help transport operators be better prepared for Brexit changes.

Following the exit of the UK from Europe, the British Government is now working to ensure that the EU, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein will continue to accept UK certificates of competency.

With the United Kingdom officially leaving the European Union on 1st January 2020, the EU and the UK managed to reach an outline agreement on a future post Brexit deal.

As Brexit coming closer, the European shipping industry applauds the efforts of both EU and UK negotiators to ensure the continued fluidity of shipping trade.

Hapag-Lloyd AG warned that UK ports would be severely impact in case of a no-deal Brexit, followed by vital ferry links to France that remained closed for a second day amid concern about a new coronavirus strain.