"Brexit Sparks Food Supply Concerns with New Import Controls"

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Brexit's impact on imports of EU goods into Britain is finally becoming real as the British government will start implementing new border controls on January 31st, leading to increased bureaucracy and potential delays for European exporters. Trade figures show a weaker performance in British goods exports to the EU compared to non-EU countries, while imports from the EU have risen. The new border checks may create upward price pressure and pose challenges for both British and European businesses.
- Brexit finally becomes real for imports of EU goods into Britain The Economist
- New Brexit food checks likely to mean less choice, warn delis The Guardian
- Supply Chain Latest: Brexit Border Checks on European Food Bloomberg
- Brexit: Why meat, fish, cheese and dairy products will cost more from today Sky News
- Post-Brexit controls on food and farm imports start BBC.com
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