UK firms plan mass exodus if May allows no-deal Brexit

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Old Greg replied

27 January 2019, 09:45
Originally posted by meridian View Post

Clientco isn’t planning on leaving, but we’ve bought extra warehouse space for stockpiling. Configuring and testing the new supply chains this week.

Shauny's submitted a a requisition for a hundredweight of powdered milk to the quartermaster.
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meridian replied

26 January 2019, 23:24
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Thousands of British companies have already triggered emergency plans to cope with a no-deal Brexit, with many gearing up to move operations abroad if the UK crashes out of the EU, according to the British Chambers of Commerce.

Before a crucial week in parliament, in which MPs will try to wrest control from Theresa May’s government in order to delay Brexit and avoid a no-deal outcome, the BCC said it believed companies that had already gone ahead with their plans represented the “tip of the iceberg” and that many of its 75,000 members were already spending vital funds to prepare for a disorderly exit.

It said that in recent days alone, it had been told that 35 firms had activated plans to move operations out of the UK, or were stockpiling goods to combat the worst effects of Brexit.

UK firms plan mass exodus if May allows no-deal Brexit | Politics | The Guardian

Clientco isn’t planning on leaving, but we’ve bought extra warehouse space for stockpiling. Configuring and testing the new supply chains this week.
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AtW started a topic UK firms plan mass exodus if May allows no-deal Brexit

26 January 2019, 22:30
UK firms plan mass exodus if May allows no-deal Brexit

Thousands of British companies have already triggered emergency plans to cope with a no-deal Brexit, with many gearing up to move operations abroad if the UK crashes out of the EU, according to the British Chambers of Commerce.

Before a crucial week in parliament, in which MPs will try to wrest control from Theresa May’s government in order to delay Brexit and avoid a no-deal outcome, the BCC said it believed companies that had already gone ahead with their plans represented the “tip of the iceberg” and that many of its 75,000 members were already spending vital funds to prepare for a disorderly exit.

It said that in recent days alone, it had been told that 35 firms had activated plans to move operations out of the UK, or were stockpiling goods to combat the worst effects of Brexit.

UK firms plan mass exodus if May allows no-deal Brexit | Politics | The Guardian
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