Blog: Are manufacturers recall ready?
With Brexit looming, manufacturers are facing the logistics of getting products to countries in the European Economic area and back. Natasha Catchpole, practice leader for crisis management and product recall at CFC Underwriting, explains how brokers can help firms become recall ready.
As we wait to see what shade of Brexit the government will ultimately deliver, one outcome that UK manufacturers fear is a scramble to set up authorities, systems, protocols and procedures to ensure
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