Understanding the Effects of the Second Phase of UK's Border Controls on Animal and Plant Imports
Monday, 29 April 2024, 15:22
Impact of UK’s New Border Controls on Animal and Plant Imports
After more than three years of delays, the UK is moving forward with the introduction of physical checks on animal and plant imports from the EU.
Concerns Over Costs
- Importers and trade associations have warned of the significant costs that may be incurred due to the new bureaucracy.
- Resulting increases in prices on shop shelves could be expected as businesses pass on these additional costs to consumers.
The implications of these changes are significant for businesses and consumers alike, as the economic effects of these new border controls unfold.
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