'Crisis': Food and farming groups urge Defra for policy pause amid Brexit uncertainty
Letter to Environment Secretary Michael Gove calls for pause on green policy consultations in view of Brexit planning chaos
A broad coalition of UK food, drink, and farming groups have warned contingency planning to mitigate the "catastrophic impact" of a potential no-deal Brexit is leaving businesses unable to adequately respond...
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