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Story summary
- The U.K. faces trade deal challenges with the U.S., where tariffs on British goods, particularly cheese, may exceed those on EU products.
- Ed Gresser indicates that while some U.K. exports like cars and medicines may benefit, cheddar could be adversely affected by higher tariffs.
- British cheesemakers express concerns over competition from EU rivals.
- A Public Accounts Committee session revealed uncertainty regarding the rise in illegal meat seizures at Dover.
- MPs criticize the government's ban on EU meat imports as ineffective, raising alarms about a potential food safety crisis.
