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BREXIT: Notice concerning industrial products

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As part of the preparations for Brexit, in early February the European Commission published a new notice of information intended for the various economic operators for products subject to European regulations.

This document is in the form of a list of questions and answers which sheds further light on the situation which would arise at midnight on 30 March next if there is no withdrawal agreement between the United Kingdom and the European Union.

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