UK farms need transitional EU deal to avoid risk of 'disastrous' WTO terms: report
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THE UK government needs to agree on a transition deal with the European Union to prevent the "potentially disastrous" effects on the nation's farms of trading on World Trade Organization (WTO) terms, according to a parliamentary report.
A phased transition when Britain leaves the EU is essential, particularly for the agriculture and food industry, so that the UK has time to negotiate trade deals with other nations, said a House of Lords panel. The EU makes up about 80 per cent of Britain's agricultural export market.
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