Brexit could bring chaos in the dairy sector
Ian Potter, a dairy farmer journalist and market analyst, warned the industry that it would probably be much more complicated and expensive to transport milk to the European Union after 31 December 2020, which could also lead to a more serious surplus on the domestic market – the Farmers Guardian wrote.
According to the expert, it could even be a financial catastrophe if another wave similar to the spring is experienced in the market, as the costs of complying with the new export rules and the costs of transporting surplus milk across borders can easily become unaffordable. (agrarszektor.hu, Szedlák Levente)
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