On 31^st January 2020 the UK exited the EU and will be in a transition period until 31 December 2020. In theory an extension to same day in 2021 or 2022 is on the table but the UK Government has already ruled out requesting one before the cut-off day, 30 June 2020. For the time being there are no major changes to the relationship between the UK and the EU, for example no hard border with EU countries though UK companies are no longer in the EU and required to have an EU representative office in order to carry on selling into the EU market and maintain the validity of their feed additive registrations.

Watch our webinar and get an in-depth review of the economic effects of various post-BREXIT scenarios on the UK and EU feed industries, highlighting the inevitable uncertainties covering Northern Ireland, the transition period, and the need for independent representation of UK and EU companies in the two geographical areas, once no longer under common EU legislative frameworks. 

Format of the webinar: 35 minutes presentation, followed by 10-15 minutes for questions & answers. 

• Context: Europe & UK in the world
• Recapitulation
• Where are we now?
• Possible scenarios
• The case for Northern Ireland

• Regulatory affairs Managers
• Business Development Managers
• R&D Scientists
• Product development Managers
• Project Managers

Hector Velasquez-Estay 

Hector holds a diploma in Sales and Marketing Management from the EAE business school in Barcelona, Spain, and a diploma in Business from the UK Open University.

Hector has worked in sales management in a variety of SMEs and multinationals, including flexible packaging for the food industry, electronic components, specialised steel and paper for industrial applications. Since becoming Managing Director in 2009, Héctor has grown Pen & Tec from a small partnership to a successful consulting firm, opening offices in the UK and Switzerland, and offering a wider range of regulatory services for both food and feed.