Brexit: UK government acknowledges ‘non-tariff trading barriers’ have emerged

Brexit: UK government acknowledges ‘non-tariff trading barriers’ have emerged

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisted that there would be no such barriers as he detailed his deal brokered with Brussels.

The UK government has conceded that some “non-tariff trading barriers” have emerged due to the post-Brexit trade deal with the EU.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisted that there would be no such barriers as he detailed his deal brokered with Brussels, which came into force when the transition period ended on December 31.

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