International Trade Concerns: UK's Delayed Post-Brexit Checks on Food
Monday, 16 September 2024, 16:45
International Trade Challenges: A Closer Look
The UK government has announced a six-month delay in implementing post-Brexit checks on fruits and vegetables imported from the EU. This decision comes amid worries from suppliers that these checks could result in higher prices for consumers.
Implications for the Food & Drink Industry
Fruits such as celery and tomatoes are among those affected by the delays. The government aims to consider the impact of these checks on business operations before moving forward.
Politico-Economic Context
- Suppliers express concern over potential price increases.
- Postponement provides time for assessment of trade implications.
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