British cheeses may become rarity in Northern Ireland next year, businesses warn

Mark Brown, of Arcadia Deli in Belfast, said he fears that, from April, he will no longer be able to offer as much choice for his customers (Liam McBurney/PA)

Mark Brown, of Arcadia Deli in Belfast, said he fears that, from April, he will no longer be able to offer as much choice for his customers (Liam McBurney/PA)

British cheeses may become a rarity on the shelves of Northern Ireland’s delicatessen stores unless a fresh deal is agreed, a business owner has said.

The Brexit Protocol will see Great Britain leave the EU customs union and single market while Northern Ireland continues to follow those rules.

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