While the UK and the European Union are already on their
separate ways, the full impact of Brexit is yet to be felt. One of the major
sectors which this will affect is trade, especially e-commerce. Hence, merchants should be ready for it.
Currently, the United Kingdom is still in the middle of
negotiations with other countries to try and establish its own trade agreements. Moreover, there is a
limited time frame during which the UK and the EU are able to operate under the
existing laws. Nonetheless, this is only a transition period and when it will
end, things are going to change. That is why it is important that online
merchants connected to the UK market understand the developments that will take
place so that they can better prepare for themselves. For instance, they must
consult with their web designer/ builder to make adjustments to their e-shopping
websites. The amendments must reflect the new era that we will live in.
There is not much time left for them to implement the
changes. Indeed the transition period will soon be over and as from the 1st
of January 2021, e-commerce
merchants will need to adapt to a new reality. Keep following this blog to find
out more about this.
The UK is currently in transition period © Royalty-free image
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