What we know
Establishing the new Free Trade Agreement (FTA) may still result in short term stock interruptions.
There could be port delays due to the new customs requirements and additional paperwork required which in turn could lead to some disruption of UK channel and other EU ports.
What we’ve done
We’ve invested in additional stock across all our key product groups allowing us to mitigate against any short-term supply risk and offer continuity of supply.
We are not ring-fencing stock for any specific customers as the administration required is prohibitive. Plus, considering the FTA and only short-term delays predicted, it is unlikely to be necessary.
We are working with our supplier base to ensure can get stock into the country through all ports.
What you need to consider
Most suppliers, including us, have been planning for Brexit for the last 18 months. These plans have had a particular focus on maintaining good stock availability.
Even with the best planning there maybe impact on availability and subsequent delays.
Top tip: Talk to your key suppliers, find out what their plans are for maintaining stock availability and align your planning to consider any disruptions.
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