Global Industry: FDF warns of no-deal Brexit risks

Bremerhaven. (bm) Responding to the announcement of Rt Hon Boris Johnson MP as the new UK Prime Minister, Ian Wright CBE, FDF Chief Executive said: «The UK’s largest manufacturing sector, food and drink, is central to our critical national infrastructure. The industry employs more than 450,000 people across the nation. UK food and drink is globally renowned for its quality, provenance and taste. Other topics of the week:

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