WG food boss expects 'business casualties' from pressures of Brexit and Covid-19

A top Welsh Government (WG) official has said he expects ‘business casualties’ from the twin pressures of Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic.

Abi Kay
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WG food boss expects 'business casualties' from pressures of Brexit and Covid-19

A top Welsh Government (WG) official has said he expects ‘business casualties' from the twin pressures of Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic. David Morris, deputy head of the food division in WG, said...

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