Many of these are 🇪🇺 standards. With #Brexit we are now free to alter them. But what does this mean? [2]
But govt looks set to conclude new trade deals with countries such as 🇺🇸 which would allow food imports which it would be illegal to produce here [3]
dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8…
The problem is with our differing production #standards [4]
Some of the key differences are highlighted in the thread, below [5]
https://t.co/GjKaZjsUFt
But the coalition of organisations below want government to adhere to its own promise to only allow imports of food also meeting our animal #welfare & environmental #sustainability standards [6]

We must take a stand against food production methods which damage our climate, encourage biodiversity loss & contribute to anti-microbial resistance. All these are a clear & present danger to humanity [7]
Well, you can’t eat credit default swaps & bankers aren’t going to save us from #ClimateChange [8]
Why not aspire to reward best practice, sustainability, human rights, welfare & good antibiotic stewardship? [9]
That’s why I urge you to sign the @NFUtweets petition & make your voice heard [10]
countrysideonline.co.uk/back-british-f…