British agri-food exports to Europe could benefit from an uplift of more than a fifth if the UK was to agree a deal with the EU to harmonise veterinary standards, a new study has found.
From 30 April 2024, the Government will apply charges for commercial movements of animal products (including animal by-products), plants and plant products (including seeds) via the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel.
The Government has confirmed the list of commodities that will be subject to a suspension in duties for cereal, seed and animal feed products until 2026.