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complete nightmare. i don t want to relitigate brexit and everett - complete nightmare. i don t want to relitigate brexit and everett the - relitigate brexit and everett the comments today and i know all of those arguments, but we are where we are. and so, something as to improve to help mary, what needs to be done? i know you don t want to redo brexit. i know you don t want to redo brexit, but brexit had one upside, sovereignty and taking back control and that sovereignty and taking back control and that has a real benefit in terms of vaccine and that has a real benefit in terms of vaccine roll out but the downsides are always trade and you can t leave downsides are always trade and you can t leave the single market expected to be no consequences. some of it does need expected to be no consequences. some of it does need to expected to be no consequences. some of it does need to be expected to be no consequences. ”he of it does need to be electronic. there are millions
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down to the pandemic, but in that same time period, the exports eu states sent to germany rose by i6.8%. the uk government has put up 20 million pounds to help company transition, its known as the sme brexit support fund, but the committee found that only £6.7 million has been paid out. mary quicke is the owner of quicke s cheese box, it an artisan cheese company based in devon. let s talk about how business was before brexit and how it feels today. before brexit and how it feels toda . ., today. before brexit, we exported in total, not today. before brexit, we exported in total. notjust today. before brexit, we exported in total, notjust europe today. before brexit, we exported in total, notjust europe but today. before brexit, we exported in total, notjust europe but in - today. before brexit, we exported in total, notjust europe but in total, i total, notjust europe but in total, total, notjust europe but in total, to other countries, 40% of our cheese and now, not even t
we are two years on from brexit and today a new report from a cross party group of mps said we need start being honest about the problems. the public accounts commitee suggests firms have been hit with increased costs, paperwork and border delays . and it is clear said the report brexit is having a detrimental effect on uk exports. part of that is down to the long cues and delays we have seen on the approach to dover. transport delays which could get worse this year when the uk introduces new import controls to mirror those on the continent. hauliers say there is lots still to do to improve the customs process. in response to todays report, the government insists businesses are getting the support they need . but are they? uk exports to germany, europe s biggest economy, fell by 8.5% in 2021, according to figures from the federal statistical office in germany. some, will argue that is