The Independent highlights the stark decline in UK food and drink exports, which are down more than a third since Brexit. The Food and Drink Federation's latest report identifies post-Brexit trading arrangements as a primary cause, citing a drop in export volumes of 34.1% from 2019 figures. While certain products like whisky and cheese still perform well, the overall export volumes from the UK are nearly 20% lower than pre-Brexit levels, suggesting unique challenges rather than a global trend affecting food trade.
The report highlights that UK food and drink exports have fallen by more than a third post-Brexit due to new bureaucratic barriers and changing trade relationships.
The Food and Drink Federation indicates that while some UK products remain popular in the EU, overall exports have sharply declined, revealing specific challenges faced by the UK.
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