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  1. UK-EU relations reset amid domestic and energy policy pressures
  2. Negotiators are mapping out the second phase of a reset deal, focusing on reducing sanitary and phytosanitary checks on trade.
  3. Andy Burnham aims to reset relations with the EU, leveraging his staff and connections in Brussels to refresh UK-EU ties.
  4. Andy Burnham plans a UK-EU summit in Brussels as part of his effort to reset UK-EU relations.

FPC warns Andy Burnham of £300m costs from potential UK-EU trade changes

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The Fresh Produce Consortium warned Prime Minister Andy Burnham about potential costs related to a proposed UK-EU trade reset. The FPC estimates that additional certification, inspections, and border charges could add over £300 million annually to fresh produce supply chains. This applies to approximately four million tonnes of fresh produce imported annually from outside the EU.

From farminguk.com

Why it matters

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The FPC argues that new restrictions could increase costs for smaller importers and overseas suppliers trading with Britain. Furthermore, border delays might shorten the shelf life of perishable products, potentially increasing food waste and disrupting supplies to retailers.

Andy Burnham is planning a UK-EU summit in Brussels as part of his effort to reset UK-EU relations.

From farminguk.com

Who's involved

  • Andy BurnhamPrime Minister Andy Burnham is the recipient of the warning regarding food supply chains.
  • FPCThe Fresh Produce Consortium is urging Andy Burnham to protect global food supply chains.
  • BrusselsBrussels is the location of the upcoming UK-EU summit.

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  • EuropeSpeculative

    Europe might see increased costs across the continent due to trade friction between the UK and EU.

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