British food and drink exports to EU collapse by more than a third since Brexit

British food and drink exports to the EU have fallen by over a third since Brexit. This decline is particularly significant for producers of eggs, chicken, and potatoes, who have seen a substantial drop in sales to their largest trading partner. The sharp decrease in exports is likely to have a negative impact on the UK's economy and trade relationships, potentially affecting the livelihoods of farmers and food producers. The decline in exports to the EU will also be a concern for the UK's post-Brexit trade strategy.

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The UK's food and drink exports to the EU have fallen significantly since Brexit. This decline is likely due to changes in trade policies and regulations, making it harder for UK businesses to export to the EU.

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