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'Barrier To Sell': Brexit Slashes UK Exports To EU By Jean-Baptiste OUBRIER 03/12/21 AT 7:10 AM The financial toll of Brexit is clear for exporters like cookware maker Neil Currie: He is buried in new paperwork, has lost orders and the cost of exporting frying pans to France has doubled. Those are some of the new challenges that companies shipping goods ranging from lobster to pasta and perfume are now facing since Britain left the European Union. "Britain now looks a little bit toxic," said Neil Currie, managing director of Netherton Foundry, which makes traditional iron and copper cookw...

Prime Minister Boris Johnson was like the Cheshire Cat when he unveiled his Brexit deal on Christmas Eve Picture: Paul Grover/PA Wire We had Theresa May’s “Brexit means Brexit”. And then the aggressive “Get Brexit Done” rallying call from Boris Johnson and former adviser Dominic Cummings. The dog-whistle politics of the Brexiters has often seemed menacing. One thing is for sure: this folly has not been short on vacuous statements. Or on sloganeering, rhetoric, banality, and intolerance. There was, of course, no feedback from the ballot box on just what type of Brexit the Leave...

A pioneering exporter who sold lobsters to Europe from the Yorkshire coast has been forced to wind up his 40-year-old family business – because of Brexit red tape.

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Baron Shellfish, based at Bridlington Harbour, is set to close down after 40 years Boss Sam Baron, who grew business with father, cited Brexit red tape as cause The 58-year-old said he had to let his 'business head' overrule heart in decision Bridlington Harbour, in East Yorkshire, is one of largest shellfish ports in Europe It comes as Environment Secretary branded EU's decision to place restrictions on live UK shellfish exports 'indefensible' and urged them to behave reasonably