EU contingency planning for a no deal Brexit– Additional measures are needed to limit potential disruptions to the food chain

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EU contingency planning for a no deal Brexit– Additional measures are needed to limit potential disruptions to the food chain

In a joint letter sent today to the Secretariat General of the European Commission, Copa and Cogeca, CELCAA and FoodDrinkEurope, on behalf of the entire EU agri-food chain, welcome the set of measures already taken as contingency plans for a no-deal Brexit by the European Commission. Representatives of the EU agri-food chain believe that some additional actions are still needed to mitigate the potentially devastating impact that a no-deal Brexit could have on the European agri-food industry.