Unless a withdrawal agreement is passed by the UK government and agreed to with the European Union (EU), the UK is set to leave the EU on 31 October without a deal. This outcome may result in delays to household goods shipments and increasing relocation costs.

With a new UK Prime Minster at Number 10, the prospect of a No Deal Brexit has become ever-more real. Of course there is still the possibility that Boris Johnson and his government will re-negotiate the deal, but regardless of the outcome, the UK is set to leave the European Union (EU) after 31…

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‘Brexit day’ is now scheduled for 31 October, which means the UK has until that time to avoid a no-deal Brexit. A number of alternatives may be explored, from re-negotiating the deal, holding a second referendum or choosing to revoke Article 50 and cancelling Brexit. As things stand, the only thing…