A local Brexit consultant has warned that Irish businesses need to be wary about tariffs on "non-originating goods" arriving from the UK.
Clones native Adrian Kelly is the Managing Director of Brexit Plan and he says the problem is not widely known.
He describes "non-originating goods" as products sourced outside of the UK that have been in storage in the UK before January 1st.
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Mr Kelly says this could have "major implications" on businesses that import these goods.
Speaking on today's Joe Finnegan Show, he explained the tariffs that could be applied to these "non-originating goods" coming from the UK:
