The UK Major Ports Group (UKMPG) has urged for greater clarity on the practicalities of timings and arrangements for the UK’s departure from the European Union (EU).
UKMPG, a body of port operators and authorities in the UK, said the issue of Britain remaining within the EU’s Customs Union, a topic which was recently discussed in parliament, ‘must be secondary’ to the realities of how ports will operate following Brexit.
Tim Morris, chief executive of UKMPG, said: “Ports operators have proved time and again that they can adapt successfully to major change – but to do so they need clarity on what changes are needed, pragmatism around the period of change and safeguards on any negative impacts on investment and competitiveness.”
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