Brexit one year on: a collection of items

I’ve been collecting items on the effects of Brexit on food issues in the UK. These are even more complicated because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Just Food tracks this issue on an ongoing basis.

Here are some of the items collected by Just Food, along with some others I’ve picked up.

UK food exports to EU improve after post-Brexit slump: New data have revealed what happened to UK food exports to the European Union in February following a post-Brexit slowdown in January.
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UK meat, seafood exports to EU “picking up” – government: There are indications UK exports of meat, seafood and dairy to the EU are recovering, the country’s government has suggested.
UK meat processors warn of ongoing post-Brexit trade problems: The British Meat Processors Association (BMPA), which represents businesses in the UK meat sector, has reported on its members’ experiences under post-Brexit trading rules.
UK food, drink exports to EU slump post-Brexit: The body representing UK food and drink manufacturers has highlighted the risk to small businesses amid a post-Brexit slump in exports to EU.
Delays at the UK/EU border “getting worse”: A new survey has asked supply chain managers to provide an update on problems at UK/European Union border posts.
COVID-19: one year on – what now for food supply chain? It has now been just over a year since the industry had to contend with the seismic impact of COVID-19, which brought a tremendous strain upon supply chains, retailers and producers… Read
Brexit could cost UK meat exporters 50% of trade, says BMPA: UK meat exporters could permanently lose half their trade due to Brexit, according to the British Meat Processors Association (BMPA)… Read
British food faces ‘outright export bans’ in wake of EU exit: British food businesses face ‘outright export bans’ and ‘structural’ barriers to trade with Europe thanks to bureaucracy linked with Brexit, according to the House of Lords EU Environment sub-committee… Read