MV> transit. "Bonded warehouses" only applies when there are MV> "deals" between the counrties concerned.
I do not think so. There is no special agreement between Bangladesh or Ethiopia and us, and not so small amout of fashion is from these countries.
MV> You were talking about goods moved from China to the UK MV> and from there on distributed in the EU. When the MV> transition period ends at the end of the year, these good MV> ARE touched 2-3 times more than needed.
Who would do that? Aim is to supply countries directly. Why to go through UK? (and oposite). Example I mentioned they have 2 big distribution centers in UK and 5 in EU. Average warehouse stock cycle is (ok, it was) 2 months.
MV> just that, when the empty crates are returned, they will MV> be taxed again when arriving in The Netherland.
The biggest distributor of flowers into UK is not Netherland but not EU country. How they do that then? (at least it was several months ago).
MV> You may say that is crazy, but those are the WTO rules MV> when there is no deal.
MV> Be prepaired for more surprises.
I think I understand your point, but - goods are circulating over all world. Media are over stressing that point. There will be some challenges, but most of trade will continue.
For example in .cz - media are calm about brexit.
More impotant I see these blocks of borders.
These not synced lock downs in EU are showing perfectly how useless this organization is.
100% of bank/corporation intetest and 0% of common people problems.
Karel
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