Disruptions likely and new markets needed as Brexit finally becomes a reality

DII reiterates its call for Export Credit Insurance scheme while IFA warns Christmas Eve deal hasn’t gone far enough
Disruptions likely and new markets needed as Brexit finally becomes a reality

IFA says it has real concerns about how non-tariff barriers will impact on Ireland's ability to keep trade flows moving. File Picture.  

Dairy Industry Ireland (DII) has reiterated its calls for the opening of an Export Credit Insurance scheme to help companies “aggressively” seek new markets as Brexit day arrives.

DII director Conor Mulvihill said Ireland currently is a complete outlier in the EU, with no state scheme despite Irish dairy exporting 95% of its product.

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