Scotland Brexit

The facility will allow the inspection of goods from the Republic of Ireland and the EU following Brexit.

New figures show that exports fell sharply last year after being hit by the coronavirus pandemic.

They are warning of price rises and potential shortages when new Brexit rules on imports start in April.

Seafood and fishing industry bodies highlight post-Brexit export problems to MPs on the Scottish Affairs Committee.

A £7.75m Scottish government funding package will offer support to fishermen, businesses and harbours.

Sir John Curtice looks at whether a future Yes vote in Scotland could be boosted by the UK leaving the EU.

The transport firm handling most of the trade to EU countries says it has restarted groupage shipping.

The change means more than £100m will be spent by the UK government on projects normally devolved to Holyrood.

Red tape plus a "poor" Brexit deal mean fishermen fear for the future, says an industry body.

A Scottish shellfish firm owner says he is on the brink of bankruptcy as EU customers desert his business.

The transport company that handles most of the trade to EU countries has blamed delays in getting the right paperwork.

Firms report ongoing paperwork and IT problems as hauliers face further delays at UK ports.

Hauliers and ferry firms are among companies finding the new trading reality is complex and costly.

The Scottish Seafood Association says the delays are caused by "entire trailers" having to be checked rather than samples.

Despite a very tough year for Scottish business, much has been positive.

The UK leaves the European single market and customs union an hour before midnight and a new relationship with the EU begins.

The Scottish Parliament is set to demand a "pause" to Brexit rather than the deal negotiated with the EU.