by Owen Collins | Feb 18, 2019 | Around the Industry
The European Union has set out its strategy to ensure “basic air and road connectivity” in the event of the United Kingdom leaving without a deal. As March 29, the scheduled date for Brexit, looms closer, the EU has released plans to make sure that “basic...
by stefanie | Feb 15, 2019 | Around the Industry
The EU’s CE mark has been making the news of late, as not only does it have implications for British businesses post-Brexit, there is also a risk of confusing it with the Chinese CE mark, which comes with problems of its own. Last week, The Recycler reported on the...
by stefanie | Feb 8, 2019 | Around the Industry
As well as announcing the new CEO of the SPOT Group, Spicers has also been discussing Brexit and how it has been reconsidering its “national infrastructure.” The company began its statement by welcoming Steve Horne to his new role as CEO of the SPOT Group, with...
by Owen Collins | Feb 7, 2019 | Around the Industry
The UKCA mark is set to supersede the current CE mark after Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union, although both will be recognised during an indefinite “grace period.” The UKCA (UK Conformity Assessed) mark, subject to parliamentary approval, will be used for...
by stefanie | Feb 5, 2019 | Around the Industry
The price of printing 1,300 copies of Theresa May’s Brexit withdrawal deal has been revealed. As the BBC reports, 1,300 copies of the “almost 600-page document” were ordered, costing £45,637 to print ($59,368/€51,993). 1,100 copies were to be distributed among MPs and...
