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Labour's EU food deal could push up prices at every British supermarket
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The potential adoption of EU food regulations by Labour could have significant implications for the UK's food industry, with farmers and supermarkets potentially facing increased costs. These regulations are designed to ensure high standards of food safety and quality, but their implementation could lead to higher production costs, which may be passed on to consumers. The £800million bill mentioned is likely to be a key concern for farmers and the wider industry, as it could impact their profitability and competitiveness.
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Labour's EU food deal could push up prices at every British supermarket
Labour signing up to new EU food regulations could push up prices at the supermarket, with farmers warned they face an £800million bill in the first year alone.
1 Aug, 13:03