About this event
On the 1st of January 2022, full customs declarations will need to be made at the time of import for all goods. This will mean that retailers will take control of their declarations processes, either by it doing themselves, or getting a customs intermediary to do it for them.
Some retailers however are finding this process difficult, and with the deadline rapidly approaching, retailers urgently need to have their systems in place or establish relationships with third-party service providers.
In this webinar from the BRC, along with trade partners Deloitte, we looked at what retailers can do now to prepare, including an introduction to Deloitte self-service system.
In the webinar you’ll learn:
- What the upcoming rule changes are on customs declarations.
- The challenges retailers are facing.
- The changes retailers can make now to prevent issues on the 1st of January and ensure full compliance.
Hosted by
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Guest speaker
Caroline Barraclough Partner, Global Trade @ DeloitteG
Since joining Deloitte in 2012, Caroline has focused on rolling out compliance and training programmes and supporting clients with Brexit planning. Since the EU referendum, Caroline has been working with organisations in the sector to prepare for Brexit from a process and a mitigation perspective.
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Guest speaker
Jeffrie Mann Director, Global Trade @ DeloitteG
Jeffrie is the operational lead for Deloitte’s Global Trade Bureau customs compliance service, supporting clients to manage customs declarations for both import and export across the UK and Republic of Ireland. Global Trade Bureau went live in January 2021 and supports the use of special procedures.
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Guest speaker
Aodhán Connolly Director of the Northern Ireland Retail Consortium @ BRCG
Aodhán Connolly is responsible for engagement with the NI Assembly, Westminster and Europe. He has been to the fore of the Brexit debate with the NIRC’s Fair Deal for Consumers Brexit campaign.
British Retail Consortium
Our mission is to make a positive difference to the retail industry and to the customers it serves.The go-to trade association for all UK retailers, promoting the story of retail, shaping debates and influencing the issues that matter to the industry.
BRC membership is open to UK retailers, retail-related trade associations and companies who provide services to the retail sector.
