20 Jan 2020 --- The issue of potential food price spikes is once again in the spotlight as the UK races towards the Brexit deadline at the end of this month. Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sajid Javid, has asserted that there will be no alignment with EU regulations once the nation’s exit becomes official, escalating warnings over possible food price increases. As the EU remains the dominant market for exports of food and beverages, UK’s industry is now pressed to find new avenues to sustain frictionless trade with the single market.
