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UK post-Brexit seafood tariffs a ‘mirror image’ of current EU rates

The UK plans only minor tweaks to the EU’s external tariff rate for over 500 imported seafood goods when it leaves the EU transition period on Jan. 1, 2021 

By Louis Harkell | May 20, 2020 10:43 BST
Dawn at the harbor in Padstow an historic fishing town on the north Cornwall coast, UK. Credit: Helen Hotson/Shutterstock.com
Dawn at the harbor in Padstow an historic fishing town on the north Cornwall coast, UK. Credit: Helen Hotson/Shutterstock.com
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The UK’s post-Brexit tariff regime for seafood imports is a “mirror image” of EU tariffs, Andrew Kuyk, co-chair of the UK Seafood Alliance, told Undercurrent News, with only minor tweaks to the current external tariff rate [...]

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