Brexit labelling laws will cost industry millions says dairy boss

The UK Government is being urged to rethink its ‘not for EU’ labelling scheme which is set to be introduced in October

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Brexit labelling laws will cost industry millions says dairy boss
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Brexit labelling laws will cost industry millions says dairy boss

The regulation aims to reduce time spent examining goods travelling to Northern Ireland and would require the words ‘not for EU' to be printed on all products not being shipped to the continent. Robert...

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