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New campaigns highlighting the quality and provenance of Britain's food and drink offer opportunities to producers hit by Brexit and Covid-19

We look into how new Brexit requirements are impacting Britain’s speciality food producers and retailers

Brexit is done and dusted, but for many businesses in the food sector, the implications of Britain’s exit from the EU are only just beginning to be felt

Could Brexit red tape cause fine European foods to become inaccessible in the UK? Darren Henaghan, managing director of London’s iconic Borough Market, examines the impact of Britain's EU exit on the speciality food sector

Warnings that lorry traffic at Britain’s ports may be on the rise could spell continued disruption for the food and drink sector

In Britain, increased paperwork and trade delays from Brexit are causing problems for retailers that stock European products as well as producers that export their goods

With Brexit officially underway, Britain will forge a new relationship with the EU in 2021. Here's what the food and drink sector makes of Britain's last-minute trade deal

A tariff on Scotch whisky has cost the industry millions and put independent distilleries at risk – but hopes are rising for a deal

With a no deal Brexit looking more likely, British produce could see a boost – but questions remain over whether a grace period for supermarket checks will put indie retailers at a disadvantage

The food and drink sector remains unclear about how Brexit will impact business, but research shows a no deal exit could lead to price rises for fruit and vegetables

The European Union's decision to recognise Britain's organic products comes as a “huge relief” to the sector – but over the long term, questions still remain