'How could anybody know?' Dublin Port chief on post-Brexit customs checks

The Chief Executive of Dublin Port suspects fresh produce may board ships that go straight to Europe.

'How could anybody know?' Dublin Port chief on post-Brexit customs checks
Thu, 19 Jul, 2018 - 18:53

The boss of Dublin Port has admitted he doesn't know how customs checks will work after Brexit.

There are fears Britain leaving the EU could result in trucks queuing to get checked before they can enter the UK.

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