Market access post-Brexit
On January 31, 2020 the United Kingdom formally ceased its membership of the European Union. Under the Withdrawal Agreement, a transitional period is now in place until the end of 2020 as longer-term trade arrangements are worked out.
Although the transition period retains existing provisions for the crop protection, biocide and chemical industries, this period is finite and it is important that businesses start taking action now.
Developing a robust compliance strategy is key to ensuring continued access to the UK and EU markets in any Brexit scenario.
How TSG can help
Engage TSG Consulting to develop a robust compliance strategy for your business and we will:
- Appraise your product portfolios and characterise the current state of compliance
- Model key Brexit outcomes onto these products, and their supply chains, in order to identify possible new regulatory requirements and business risks
- Recommend actions that should be taken by you in order to maintain regulatory compliance for each Brexit scenario
We understand that Brexit could increase your cost for compliance. Therefore, our experienced professionals are ready to help you maintain compliance at the lowest cost and risk to your business.
