WHAT COULD A ‘NO-DEAL’ BREXIT MEAN FOR THE EUROPEAN AND UK FOOD INDUSTRY?
July 1st, 2018
UK and remaining European Union (EU) food producers are becoming increasingly anxious about the prospect of Britain crashing out of the EU single market without a replacement trade deal. It is a scenario that could leave British manufacturers facing crippling tariffs, border delays and reams of red tape. Irish food exporters are increasingly nervous, and continental European food exporters also have increasing cause for concern.
Officials at the EU executive, the European Commission, Brussels, have confirmed that failure to secure a deal with the EU before March ...
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