British businesses ignore no-deal Brexit bellwethe

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Over 50 percent “had still not engaged in any contingency planning, and only four percent said they would be using the extension period to pick up the pace,” said the IoD.

One company that says it is prepared for any outcome is Dutch multimodal transport group Samskip. However CEO Diederick Blom warned that EU parliamentary elections, entrenched views from UK and EU politicians and the current contest to become the next UK prime minister point to a “hard” Brexit. “We comment as logistics professionals not politicians but managing the supply chain is core to meeting the expectations of business and consumers alike,” he noted.

Besseling said the six-month delay has allowed his company to refine post-Brexit arrangements and lay down plans for new rail links eastward from Dutch ports to Berlin and Poland, adding to a previous focus on Duisburg and Mannheim.

International delivery expert ParcelHero warns the logistics industry is a bellwether for the UK economy and the collapse of an abnormally high number of leading supply chain companies in the last 12 months points to a Brexit-induced recession.

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