Navigating Brexit uncertainty together
Ensure your supply chain is prepared for what happens next.
New Brexit challenges and opportunities they unfold
The Trade and Cooperation Agreement will go down in history as a remarkable undertaking. This is the first time such a comprehensive agreement has been concluded between the EU and another country in such a short span of time. The Agreement has triggered businesses to embrace alternative supply chain models, accelerating positive change across the logistics industry.
However, trade through the UK is far from ‘business as usual’. Currently, the UK is facing an acute shortage of lorry drivers due to the ending of recruitment from the EU, self-employment tax reforms that have intensified the outflow of EU drivers, and a backlog of driving tests caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The logistics industry in the UK is driving the right conversations regarding their most pressing challenges ahead.
Factoring in the impact
Changing the language of customs in Europe with KGH
All too often, customs service conversations are about managing documentation, paying duties, and compliance. As critical as these aspects of the service are, they mustn’t make us lose sight of the potential customs has to impact business strategy.
Maersk Customs Services, together with KGH, is redefining what customs services do for multinationals. We’re helping customers navigate geopolitics, rethink their sourcing and new market strategies, and improve trade performance with our global reach and local expertise in Europe. By integrating customs into the supply chain, we’re also plugging a long-standing gap, enabling a flow of information that is essential to business continuity.
Do you have the solutions in place to navigate Brexit?
A high level of flexibility in logistics options is crucial to manage the flow of materials and goods to minimise risks for business interruptions along supply chains. We have outlined some solutions which can help you to navigate your business through Brexit and beyond.
Strategies to keep up with dynamic retail supply chains
The events of 2020 have been a tipping point for supply chain transformation. Supply Chain 2021 provides a complete guide to strategy transformation for retail supply chains and offers an insight into “Getting Brexit-Ready” as the UK leaves the European Union.
Breeze through Brexit with Maersk on your side
With Maersk on your side, you get an experienced team that’s savvy with everything pertaining to customs clearance across all modes of transport including road, sea and air. Our Maersk Customs Services solution considers every eventuality and prepares you for a hassle-free Brexit compliant operation. Our solutions go beyond transactional clearance, by offering additional support on preference certifications, transit documentation, classification, flow mapping, data analysis and more.
We can custom clear all cargo, regardless of the mode or carrier
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Pre-Entry
Document Collation & Validation
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Entry
Import & Export Declarations
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Post-Entry
Auditing
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Compliance Solutions
Classification Services
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Pre-Entry
Classification Assignment & Sense Check
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Entry
CFSP Simplified Procedures
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Post-Entry
Tax Reporting & Analysis
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Compliance Solutions
Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
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Pre-Entry
Product Specific Control Management
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Entry
Bonded Warehousing Declarations
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Post-Entry
Post Clearance Reclaims and Repayments
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Compliance Solutions
CFSP Authorisation Guidance
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Pre-Entry
Pre Entry Verification
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Entry
Transit Movement & Border Control
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Post-Entry
Documentation Retention
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Compliance Solutions
AEO Authorisation Guidance
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The full impact of Brexit has yet to be realised, leaving many unsure of how it will affect them. Maersk is ready to assist your business, whether you need support keeping your inventory moving, inventory visibility, or flexible storage capacity. Our team is ready to help you with the new customs rules and regulatory requirements to reduce any potential disruptions in your supply chain.
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