Brexit approaches – how well is CompuRAM positioned?

Thanks to an established supplier network, CompuRAM will be able to guarantee product availability

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Updated on 16.02.22:

On 1 February 2020, the “Brexit” came into effect, the UK is no longer part of the European Union since then. We deliver to the UK in cooperation with UPS as a third country, here you can find information about shipping orders at CompuRAM.

Original article:

At the end of March, Great Britain plans to leave the European Union and as things stand, a “hard Brexit” has to be expected. In this case, custom and import regulations affecting the trade between the United Kingdom and Germany would come into operation, as it already is for goods traffic between EU members and non-EU countries. This could imply significant delivery delay due to the then necessary handling of clearance formalities.

How does this affect CompuRAM?

CompuRAM has built a strong international supplier network over the past decades. This means, that we can revert to several vendors for the very same product.
Therefore, CompuRAM does not expect any restrictions regarding its availability of goods. We will be able to ship the orders from our large warehouse to our customers as usual.



2 thoughts on “Brexit approaches – how well is CompuRAM positioned?

  1. Steven Weston

    Hello Andreas and company,

    I am a customer located in the UK – v impressed with your previous service – and noted that your ‘shipping’ page now has United Kingdom crossed out.
    Do you still ship to the UK, and if so, what are the options please?

    Cheers

    Steve

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