Food exporters count the cost of Brexit disruption

Major new veterinary certifications needed for Irish meat exports to UK from April 1
Food exporters count the cost of Brexit disruption

Freight trucks at Dublin Port: industry says Brexit holdups at ports and extra bureaucracy will add at least 8% costs to value of food exports.

Agri-food co-ops say they face an increase in Brexit- related costs of at least 8%.

Academic research has also indicated a cost of 8-13% of the value of exports, mainly relating to the costs of customs procedures, compliance with sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) requirements, costs of transit, and certification requirements.

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