Government of UK has announced that it will be planned Limit Check on Fruit And from vegetable imports European UnionPrevent measures from becoming effective on 1 July.
This decision, which the government said, blamed it Kir Stamor‘S Brexit The reset deal, according to the production sector, is expected to save the trading of about 200 million pounds in additional supply chain costs. The move has been welcomed by the industry stakeholders, who expressed concern over the possible financial burden of the proposed controls.
The owners had warned that it could add inflation, put pressure on food supply chains and endanger the future of businesses.
The new SPS (sanitary and phytosanator) deal with the European Union will eliminate the regular limit check for food exports and imports on certain products.
The government said that “moderate-risk” fruits and vegetables, such as tomatoes, adjacent, adjacent, GrapePlum, cherry, peach and chili, will no longer be introduced.
According to officials, the latest rest in business rules will be as “casual measures” by 31 January 2027.
Biosity Minister Baronic Heman said: “The European Union deal will reduce food cheaper, bureaucracy and remove cumbersome boundary control for businesses.
“A strong, forwarding partnership with the European Union will distribute to the working people as part of our plan for change.”
This is the fourth time when the border check plan has been pushed back, in which the first proposals were implemented in January.
Czech on fruits and vegetables was the latest stage of the government’s border target operating model which introduced a check on animal and plant products last year.