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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 north's largest specialist potato suppliers. The third-generation family-run business, which has been trading for over 50 years, said it is now in turmoil. I...

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 instruct and pay vets employed by the Food Standards Agency or other government agencies to play a ...