not a huge amount of business but still significant. bud not a huge amount of business but still significant. still significant. and after brexit? i decided that still significant. and after brexit? i decided that i still significant. and after brexit? i decided that i would still significant. and after brexit? i decided that i would pick- still significant. and after brexit? i decided that i would pick my - i decided that i would pick my battles and i felt the resources we had were better used elsewhere so actually we withdrew from that market. ~ , actually we withdrew from that market just actually we withdrew from that market.- just the - actually we withdrew from that market. why? just the bureaucracy involved and market. why? just the bureaucracy involved and eye market. why? just the bureaucracy involved and eye could market. why? just the bureaucracy involved and eye could see there was uncertainty going forward and i felt that we export a lot all over the world,
2019, rememberthat? it means treaty, signed by the eu and uk in 2019, remember that? it means that some aspect of the eu single market law continue to apply in northern ireland. that is so you can still have free movement of goods, plant and animal products and livestock, from northern ireland to ireland, which preserves the good friday agreement. however, it means there are additional checks on things as they go from great britain to northern ireland and it means northern ireland and it means northern ireland s status in the uk is a slightly different to what it was before brexit, and also on the issue of sausages, it means the eu s ban on the import of chilled meats, sausages from other countries, applies in northern ireland as well, even though it is still technically part of the uk. so it is that constitutional issue, that logistical issue, and the bureaucracy that traders are facing, and the effect that things like the potential sausage ban is having on the communities in northern
in an emergency, and if the uk did that, the eu would probably retaliate somehow and that is what we could be looking at, some think that looked a bit like a uk eu trade war. . ~ that looked a bit like a uk eu trade war. ., ~ , ., that looked a bit like a uk eu trade war. . ~ , ., y that looked a bit like a uk eu trade war. ., ~ y., , . let s speak to our ireland correspondent chris page. tell us what it has been like in the ground across northern ireland in terms of the impact of these checks on goods being taken from gb to where you are? where you are? here in northern ireland, where where you are? here in northern ireland, where again where you are? here in northern ireland, where again this - where you are? here in northern ireland, where again this part . where you are? here in northern ireland, where again this part of| ireland, where again this part of the uk is finding itself at the sharp end of relations between the uk and eu, the impact of the protocol works on two leve
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