News After-BREXIT: the perspective of the Department for International Trade Opportunities and challenges in the post-BREXIT: the perspective of the British Department for International Trade This first post-BREXIT period required the commitment of many companies to be able to adapt to the new regulatory framework and to be able to guarantee the maintenance of commercial relations with the United Kingdom, effectively and without discontinuity. The transition was not easy and to this day there are still many doubts about how to deal with the current situation. Gruber Logistics and the Department for International Trade based at the British Consulate General in Italy have the pleasure of taking stock of the situation and answering the most frequently asked questions of Italian companies that have, or plan to have, commercial relations with the Kingdom. United. The event will be broadcast in live streaming on March 17, 2021 starting at 10:30 am. The program of the event is as follows: Welcome and opening -> Andrea Condotta, Public Affairs & Innovation Manager, Gruber Logistics General economic and political framework -> Ben Greenwood, Console Generale britannico incaricato e Direttore Department for International Trade Italia (intervento in inglese) The new Trade and Cooperation Agreement and customs regulatory framework -> Cameron Ballester, Primo Segretario Affari Europei, Ambasciata britannica (intervento in inglese) Esempi pratici di gestione trasporti in import ed export -> Bettina Wisthaler, Executive manager e esperta di pratiche doganali, Gruber Logistics Q&A Conclusioni -> Martin Gruber, CEO Gruber Logistcs Vai all'evento With a view to developing dedicated and more interesting topics, it is suggested to forward any requests for further information or questions to the email address “brexit@gruber-logistics.com” at least three days before the meeting or at the time of registration. Categories Insights Customer communications News Press release Most read Country focus: Romania May 13, 2021 New warehouse on the outskirts of Milan March 23, 2021 After-BREXIT: the perspective of the Department for International Trade March 10, 2021 IVECO and Gruber Logistics together for ever more sustainable mobility March 2, 2021 Gruber Logistics opens two new branches in Emilia Romagna through the acquisition of COMBITRAS January 28, 2021 Previous article New warehouse on the outskirts of Milan Next article IVECO and Gruber Logistics together for ever more sustainable mobility GRUBER Logistics SpA Registered office: Via Nazionale 75, I-39040 Ora (BZ) Tax Code, VAT and Bolzano Business Register: IT00520690215 REA 84717 - Fully paid-up share capital resulting from the latest financial statements € 2,000,000.- Joint-stock company with shareholder unique Careers Working at Gruber Logistics Gruber Driver Academy Credits Cookie policy Impressum Sitemap Company Personal data treatment Corporate social responsibility Whistleblowing Values