Imported meat, fish, cheese and dairy products to cost more as Brexit border controls come into force
Food and fresh flower imports from the European Union are subject to new Brexit customs controls from today, adding more than £300m a year to the price of trading with the continent and forcing up the price of food for British consumers.
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