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George Asiamah

Doctoral Researcher, Department of Politics & IR, University of Sheffield

The political economy of the post-Brexit agri-food sector: can the UK eat its cake and still have it?

Brexit and the new Trade & Cooperation Agreement offer the UK an opportunity to diverge from the EU’s agri-food regulatory regime. However, it will benefit UK consumers in particular to maintain its alignment with EU food standards.

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