The UK has begun its journey of separating itself from the European Union. The country was originally due to leave the EU at 11 pm GMT on 29th March 2019. The transition period between 29th March 2019 and 31st December 2020 was to allow businesses to prepare and adapt to post-Brexit reality. But things didn’t go according to plan...
Currency fluctuations, customs regulations, (un)expected changes in legislation and other uncertainties will bring international sales opportunities and challenges.
In this guidebook, we’ll show you how to prepare your online store for one of the biggest events in contemporary history.
Ecommerce after Brexit Referendum
Learn about the impact brexit's referendum has had on ecommerce over the last 4 years.
Should UK merchants worry?
What will the post brexit legislation be, and will this be a cause for concern for UK merchants?
Get your store eligible for the new Brexit criteria
Learn what the criteria is for your store to continue selling abroad and how you can ensure your products all meet the necessary requirements to sell into the EU
Ensure your store is eligible to continue selling, today:
There have been a lot of changes made with the free trade agreement. Take action NOW. Now is the time to prepare for what’s ahead in the coming months or years, especially due to the opportunities that Brexit may create on international markets.
