In the UK, only 3 packs of tomatoes and 2 packs of lettuce per person; is Brexit the main culprit?

People look up at a large model satirizing Brexit at the Rosenmontag festival in Düsseldorf, Germany. Düsseldorf/AP Yonhap News As the supply of vegetables and fruits continues in the UK, controversy over the cause is raging. The UK's largest supermarket, Tesco, and discount chain Aldi are limiting purchases of tomatoes and cucumbers to three packs per person, the BBC reported on the 23rd (local time). Asda is limiting the purchase amount per person to 3 packs, including lettuce, broccoli and salad packs, and Morrisons has reduced the per person purchase allowance to 2 packs. Britain's Environment and Food Minister Therese Coffey said at the House of Commons that day, "This situation is likely to continue for two to four weeks." The British government says the fresh food shortage is mainly due to supply problems due to abnormal weather in Europe and Africa. . In winter, Britain imports 95% of its tomatoes and 90% of its lettuce. It is mainly brought from Spain and Northern ...