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Suppliers feel pressure to raise prices given the import/export issues, rising raw materials costs.
Costs of inputs like fertiliser and animal feed have jumped by 30 per cent compounding Brexit labour shortages.
Analysis comes as government expected to outline plans to mitigate price shock next week.
Technology glitch means fruit and vegetable importers can’t submit required paperwork from 1 January – and government still hasn’t worked out how to fix the problem.
Cabinet office briefing warns of ‘sustained disruption’ for several months.
Cost of labour in Britain up by 30% since referendum, double rise in some EU countries, research finds.
Brexit is hurting the UK economy, Bank of England officials said Wednesday, even as government leaders downplay the impact of the seismic EU withdrawal.
New analysis released today (Wednesday 15 March, 2023) by the University of Sussex’s UK Trade Policy Observatory (UKTPO), reveals that UK businesses are struggling with increased costs, labour and skill issues and supply shortages and issues following the UK’s departure from the European Union.
Factors such as increased transportation costs and the UK leaving the EU internal energy market means businesses will likely see an increase in energy costs as a result of Brexit, a new report by services switching company Bionic has revealed.
Consumers could face meat, fish, fruit and vegetable shortages and higher prices.
President will put US firms first in UK trade talks, says Kim Darroch
Donald Trump is ready to use trade talks to force the National Health Service to pay more for its drugs as part of his scheme to "put American patients first”.
The price of a container of imported fish has jumped by £11,000 - just don't mention the B word!
US pharmaceutical firms, known as Big Pharma, want 'full market access for US products' in the NHS which spends £140bn a year.
Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh wasn't having any of it.
Asked if Washington would be free to ‘jack up prices’, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab replies ‘The Americans will take their decisions’.
Britain's highest-ranking civil servant has issued a doomsday analysis of how the country would be affected by a No Deal Brexit, as MPs yet again failed to break the deadlock last night.
Regulations likely to result in higher prices and empty shelves for delis and others.
But a “no deal” scenario for Brexit could mean the price of instant coffee that has been imported from the EU goes up in shops.
A businessman has discussed how Brexit is increasing the price of food, calling for the UK to rejoin the single market to help the British economy.
New checks coming into effect from 1st October look to make food shortages worsen and increase prices.
With fuel and energy costs rising in the UK compared to the EU, a handful of quotes from Brexiteers championing the supposed fall of such prices if the public voted to leave have resurfaced.
Higher prices and empty shelves are on the way.
A Michelin-starred chef has said he has been forced to temporarily close his restaurant, saying he has a staffing shortage because of Brexit and Covid.