He said: “Speaking to a local fish factory in my constituency, they tell me that were once a mere delivery note used to suffice they now need a catch certificate. “They also need packing lists, they need commodity codes, they need the scientific names on the consignments 1/
they need a commercial invoice, they need import/export declaration form, they need to pay the French government VAT and also a health certificate.”
My question *once again* is why is anybody having to speak to anybody about what was always coming for sales outside the SM&CU 2/
regardless of the/any bloody ("Canada Style") FTA deal !!
He added: “Were once 32p per kilo was the export cost to get product to the continent, it has now trebled to a £1 a kilo.” pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/politi…

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