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Can't see UK changing its mind and placing a tariff on lamb imported from New Zealand in event of no deal.
(NZ has EU country-specific tariff-rate quota; allows 228,389 tn of NZ sheep& goat meat to be exported to EU tariff free annually. Post-Brexit EU/UK splitting quota 50/50)
(NZ has EU country-specific tariff-rate quota; allows 228,389 tn of NZ sheep& goat meat to be exported to EU tariff free annually. Post-Brexit EU/UK splitting quota 50/50)
Especially when you consider that the UK is actively trying to line up a free trade agreement with New Zealand.
But interesting that the British farming lobby is starting to make more noise. Having outsourced their protesting to the French for the last few decades, still an open question as to their influence over UK trade policy.
