Some Polish transport companies plan to withdraw from UK market

It is already known what the reaction of Polish carriers to the changes in transport regulations introduced by the UK at the end of December is. 

"Either they will be forced to give up transports to the UK, or they will move their operations to the UK to continue signed contracts. This in turn will have an impact on the Polish economy," Joanna Porath, owner of the customs agency AC Porath, which specializes in clearing goods to and from the UK, said.

As a result of the implementation of regulations under the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA), EU carriers have lost some of the rights they previously enjoyed in the UK. Carriers will either be forced to abandon shipments to the UK or will have to relocate their operations to the UK to continue signed contracts. As of April 1, the British will impose hefty fines on carriers, not registered in the UK, for failing to comply with these regulations. 

(WBJ)