About this event
Almost 18 months have passed since the end of the Brexit transition period, however, the issues for many businesses remain the same. The question of where customs sits in the business is yet to be clearly defined and the number of third parties involved in the process only further complicates this while limiting visibility to key metrics from a financial and operational reporting perspective.
In this webinar, our partners at Deloitte will share some steps that its clients have taken to address such issues and regain control of their customs landscape. This discussion will also cover any amendments to the approach to the Northern Ireland Protocol.
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External speaker
Andrew Opie Director of Food and Sustainability @ BRCE
Andrew heads up the team focusing on the production, labelling and sale of food alongside the responsible sourcing and production of all retail products. Covering a complex legislative agenda, he and his team work closely with key officials in all UK Governments and Brussels. They are also working closely with key NGOs and partners in the supply chain to improve the way products are made and sold. Andrew has vast experience in food production from his time with the NFU and before that as Chartered Surveyor managing a dairy estate.
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Sam Kiely Associate Director, Tax @ DeloitteE
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Caroline Barraclough Partner, Global Trade @ DeloitteE
British Retail Consortium
Our mission is to make a positive difference to the retail industry and to the customers it serves.As the go-to trade association for UK retail businesses, our mission is to make a positive difference to retail, its customers and the community, today and in the future, by by influencing change and delivering member value through our communities, networks and the development of retail's next gener
