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There was a special a week or two back on BBC where they followed up with UK companies regarding Brexit etc.

It was bit.... ambiguous... on the one hand they spent a lot of time with a shellfish company in Scotland and a vegan snacks company in Somerset, pointing out how it had become more and more difficult dealing with the EU (the Scottish company spent 3 hours a day on paperwork) and mentioned almost in passing that the UK government hadn't made good on any support they had promised for lost revenue to finish the show basically stating that the two companies had found big customers in China, USA and Arab countries....

To my knowledge (and I could be wrong) the UK does not have any new agreements with those countries than they had while part of the EU (I may be wrong, I know Trump and Johnson were sleeping together for a while...) so I am not sure what it all means (again, unless there are fewer restrictions I am not aware of...)

In any case, at one point in the middle of the show they mentioned the EU and UK were "waiving" some of the rules until October so maybe that is why some things have started to move more smoothly.