In order to keep the fish trade to its current levels the UK has managed to sing preliminary deals with Iceland and Norway.
The agreement covers trade in goods, and ensures 95 per cent of goods trade with Norway and over 90 per cent with Iceland will remain tariff-free, providing businesses with certainty that they can continue to operate on the same terms as they do today when the transition period ends.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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