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Agri-food exports to EU continue to be hard hit. Change in EU exports for first two months of 2021 vs 2020:
Meat: -52%
Dairy & eggs: -39%
Fish & shellfish: -54%
Cereals: -40%
Vegetables & fruit: -47%
Sugar: -49%
Coffee & tea: -31%
Animal feed: -39%
Beverages: -34%
New Export Health Certificates come into force on 21 April for composite products being exported to the EU. Here's a useful summary of what it means from FDEA member @amivet_exports https://www.amivetexports.co.uk/brexit/animal-health-regs/ Yet more paperwork!
Cadbury and McVitie's exports to EU will need 'to be signed off by vets' under new rules on food safety https://inews.co.uk/news/cadbury-and-mcvities-exports-to-eu-will-need-to-be-signed-off-by-vets-under-new-rules-on-food-safety-911603?ito=twitter_share_article-top
