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Portglenone potato merchant says no deal Brexit will destroy its business James Donnelly and Sons had been business for over 50 years. Ryan McAleer A Co Antrim potato merchant has said a no deal Brexit will destroy its business. A CO Antrim potato merchant has said its business could cease with immediate effect in the event of a no deal Brexit. Portglenone-based James Donnelly and Sons Ltd is one of the norths largest specialist potato suppliers. The third-gen...

SHARING OPTIONS: After 1 January, veterinary certificates will be required on all beef and sheepmeat entering Northern Ireland from Britain. British meat factories have warned in a letter to DEFRA Minister George Eustace that meat exports could collapse by up to 75% from 1 January, as there won’t be enough vets available to sign the required export health certificates for meat. The British Meat Processors Association (BMPA) has called on the government to...