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Food prices to rise if UK maintains proposed tariffs in no-deal Brexit

Food price rises will be inevitable if the UK Government maintains its proposed global tariffs in a no-deal Brexit scenario, a leading trade expert has warned.

Abi Kay
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Food prices to rise if UK maintains proposed tariffs in no-deal Brexit

Food price rises will be inevitable if the UK Government maintains its proposed global tariffs in a no-deal Brexit scenario, a leading trade expert has warned. Last month, farm groups cautiously welcomed...

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