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The introduction of post-Brexit trade tariffs has caused Royal Greenland, which employs some 2,000 people, to lose out on contracts with several UK supermarket and catering businesses. Managing director Randall Jennings said it would now be “significantly cheaper” to ship fish from Greenland via India rather than export them directly to Britain after the introduction of the 20 percent trade levy. His firm usually supplies around 4,000 tonnes of prawns to pubs, restaurants and supermarkets in the UK.