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Brexit threatens to spoil U.K. hospitality’s post-Covid recovery
Just as Britain’s pubs, restaurants and food retailers prepare to emerge from lockdown in the coming months -- generating an expected surge in business --…
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Brexit red tape forces retailer JD Sports to open EU warehouse
JD Sports Fashion Plc will open a new distribution warehouse in the European Union to cope with the worse-than-expected impact of Brexit red tape and…
U.K. airports warn 11th hour confusion threatens quarantine plan
The U.K.’s latest clampdown on air travel was met with alarm by industry executives, who called the restrictions complex and said they fear a worsening…
New Zealand seeks clarification after China blocks some seafood
New Zealand said it is urgently seeking clarification from Chinese authorities after Beijing suspended imports from two of its seafood factories.
U.K.-EU relations ‘more than bumpy’ since Brexit, Frost says
The U.K. government said its relations with the European Union have been “problematic” since Brexit, following disputes over issues including vaccines, trade and Northern Ireland.
U.K.’s Johnson narrowly defeats Tory revolt over trade, genocide
Boris Johnson narrowly defeated a second rebellion by members of his Conservative Party after they pressed for U.K. courts to have the power to outlaw…
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Corn and soy bulls look to new US forecast to sustain sizzle
China, the world’s biggest buyer of commodities, has been purchasing so much American corn and soy that supplies may shrink to fresh multi-year lows in…
Borrell to seek more EU sanctions against ‘merciless’ Russia
European Union foreign-policy chief Josep Borrell vowed to draw up more EU sanctions against Russia as he defended his trip to Moscow last week after…
U.K. won’t publish assessment of EU trade deal as red tape hits
The U.K. government won’t publish an impact assessment of its trade accord with the European Union despite producing similar reviews of other major trade deals…
Sugar bulls face hurdle as Thai crop may bring glut back
Thailand’s sugar production is poised to rebound next season after the worst drought in 40 years decimated yields in the world’s second-biggest exporter, paving way…