Brexit is scheduled to become a reality at midnight, the 29 March 2019, CET. After a turbulent 18 months, in late 2017, EU27 leaders finally agreed that “sufficient progress” had been achieved in Brexit negotiations, leaving about 10 months in which to conclude discussions on a transition period and the framework for the future EU-UK relationship.

Many questions remain:

• What trade and customs rules might apply during the transition period?
• What would a deep and comprehensive EU-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) actually look like?
• How should you be using this remaining time to effectively prepare for Brexit?
• What role do end-to-end supply chain solutions play?

2018 will be a decisive year for EU-UK relations. Learn how to be better prepared to deal with the customs challenges that accompany Brexit.