The food industry in Europe and UK has warned of a possible disruption to the supply chain as Britain implements new border bureaucracy for EU imports and food. From January
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The Dutch flower-growing sector has asked for the planned introduction of new border checks post-Brexit to be deferred until 2025. They cited “significant concerns” regarding the industry’s readiness for these
The post-Brexit farm subsidy scheme is not better than the previous EU model and big landowners still receive unfair advantages. Minette Batters, the NFU president who will step down in
The European carmakers got a boost when Brussels proposed to delay by three years the tariffs which were to be applied to electric vehicle sales in the UK and EU
The EU is planning to charge ships entering their waters for emissions. However, major European shipping nations oppose the plan. They say the policy will divert maritime traffic away from
France has indicated that it would like to delay the introduction tariffs for electric vehicle sales in the UK and EU. This will remove a major obstacle to the creation
Chief energy adviser of the White House, Mr. Michael A. White, said that he was confident that Arab oil companies would not weaponise their energy despite growing anger in the
In an effort to curb the global warming gas, methane, the EU has agreed upon new restrictions for emissions that will affect Europe’s energy industry as well as importers of
A Thai investor, Central Group, is poised to acquire the London-based upmarket department store Selfridges. This comes amid a financial crisis for its Austrian coowner Signa. Central Group, which is
