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13 July 2021
Should the UK not agree a free trade agreement with the EU post-Brexit, there would be tariffs in place. What might this mean for European importers?
13 July 2021
On Wednesday 13 March, the UK Department for International Trade published a document detailing the UK most favoured nation (MFN) import tariffs if there is a ‘no-deal Brexit’.
29 November 2019
Trade disruptions dampen global growth, affecting UK consumer confidence
1 November 2019
As the uncertainty surrounding Brexit continues, we attempt to clarify what the Prime Minister’s new deal is and what businesses should do now.
30 January 2024
Could the UK be self sufficient in mozzarella if trade is disrupted under a no-deal scenario?
30 January 2024
We look at how the cheddar industry has moved on over the last two years in preparation for Brexit.
30 January 2024
The UK government announced revisions to the temporary tariff schedule which will apply to imports in the event of a no-deal Brexit. Further import tariffs have been announced for some cheeses, although the rates have not increased.
30 January 2024
Following the UK Government’s no-deal import tariff announcement last week, we take a closer look at what the changes might mean for UK dairy trade.
30 January 2024
In a no-deal, the UK would face a tariff on butter exports sent to the EU. This would make the majority of UK butter uncompetitive on EU markets.
7 October 2019
The USA is planning to impose countermeasures of almost $7.5bn on a range of EU products, with dozens of products facing additional tariffs of 25% What does this mean for UK exports?
24 August 2020
If the UK leaves the EU in a ‘no-deal’ scenario, it will no longer be able to enjoy the benefits of trade agreements the EU has with other countries. In this article, we look at the progress that has been made in rolling over these deals and what it means for agri-food trade.
13 July 2021
The UK will need to price competitively against the likes of both the Black Sea region and France, key competitors to UK trade into non-EU markets.