British exports to the EU after Brexit

게시됨 2021년 7월 2일

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The British Food and Drink Association (FDF) has reported a significant decrease in exports of food and beverages to European Union markets in the first quarter of this year, with a 47% drop compared to the same period in the previous year. This decline is attributed to Brexit, with the new trade agreement leading to increased administrative barriers and additional paperwork for UK exporters. The top ten export categories experienced various degrees of decline, with Ireland seeing a two-thirds drop and Germany, Spain, and Italy experiencing over 50% decreases. Despite these challenges, there has been growing demand for British food and drink in East Asian markets, accounting for 55% of exports. Additionally, the majority of UK companies trading with the EU have reported challenges such as increased costs, recruitment difficulties, and a decrease in EU turnover since Brexit.

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British food and beverage exports to European Union markets fell by almost half in the first quarter of this year, according to a recent survey by the British Food and Drink Association (FDF). All in all, Brexit represents an export loss of two billion pounds (830 billion forints) for the sector so far. After January 1, 2021, however, the British will already export to the EU on the basis of a trade agreement concluded as a third country, as they are not members of the single internal market or the customs union. According to the FDF, exports from the UK food and drink sector have fallen significantly in almost all EU member states. According to their survey, the value of British food and beverages exported to EU markets in the first quarter of this year was 47 percent lower than in the same period last year: exports to Ireland fell by more than two-thirds and exports to the German, Spanish and Italian markets by more than half. Of the top ten British food and drink exports, ...

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