VOICED : Dutch surprise rivals in race for Brexit spoils

The Amsterdam Stock Exchange has become Europe's largest share trading center, surpassing London due to Brexit. This shift has led to increased equities trading in Amsterdam and a spread of financial activities across other European cities. Dutch logistics and warehousing have seen a surge in demand from British businesses facing Brexit-related challenges. The Netherlands offers advantages like English proficiency, central location, and favorable tax conditions, making it an attractive business hub. However, Brexit has also introduced trade challenges for Dutch businesses dealing with the UK, including increased costs and delays.

In what ways are Dutch logistics and warehousing companies responding to British businesses post-Brexit?

What challenges are traders facing when shipping goods from the UK to the EU after Brexit?