Brexit: five key priorities the food and drink industry should champion
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Posted: 12 September 2018 | James Smith | No comments yet
James Smith of the UK Flavour Association shares his thoughts on what direction the food industry should be taking…
Food and drink is the UK’s largest remaining manufacturing sector, contributing over £28 billion a year to the economy.1 With 60 per cent of UK food and drink exports going to European Union (EU) markets, and 24.3 per cent of its workforce coming from the European Economic Area (EEA)2, there are clear, unquestionable, mutual benefits to maintaining the strongest possible ties post-March 2019.
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