The European Council has approved an extension of the Brexit deadline to Oct. 31, subject to the U.K. taking part in EU elections on May 23. If it does not – which isn’t a guarantee given the fractious state of British, and specifically Conservative Party politics – the Brexit date reverts to Jun. 1. As a result the effective visibility on outcomes is only extended to May 22. While the options of no-deal, leaving with the existing Withdrawal Agreement and a cancellation of Brexit remain on the table it’s likely supply chain operators will continue to plan for a no-deal exit. That’s been ...