Wed, 19 Dec, 2018 - 15:00
Stephen Cadogan
What Irish agri-food product might be hit hardest by a no-deal Brexit?
It’s probably a toss-up between a few of them, but cider has emerged as a likely front-runner.
CourtsBrexitPlace: United KingdomPlace: UKPlace: Dublin PortPlace: Dublin AirportPlace: OireachtasPerson: Patricia CallanPerson: Prime Minister Theresa MayPerson: Theresa MayPerson: Paul KellyPerson: CallanPerson: Minister for Foreign Affairs and TradePerson: Simon CoveneyEvent: BrexitOrganisation: Alcohol Beverage Federation of IrelandOrganisation: Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture, Food and the MarineOrganisation: UKOrganisation: EUOrganisation: EU-27Organisation: House of CommonsOrganisation: Food Drink IrelandOrganisation: Committee on AgricultureOrganisation: Enterprise IrelandOrganisation: TaoiseachOrganisation: Arla Foods UK
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