Good. It was pointless red tape to begin with. Trade barriers with the EU was always stupid.
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Yep. But based on hard brexiters desire to change rules. The UK agreeing to follow EU standards is the only way the EU will ever allow UK food easy entery into the EU. Hence all the dumb rules created due to Johnsons obsession with a hard Brexit.
Lol ... Brexit success
All the rules from Brussels. None of the say. UK farmers backed themselves into a losing corner, yet again. Or left out to hang, depending on your viewpoint. Either way, they're taking another one for the team.
Profits for major supermarkets set to rise, yet again at the expense of decent and local.
Import v local. The green lobby loses that one too.
Politics is fun, you can always make the argument you won or lost.
Congratulations to the meat sellers on their new increase in profit margins.