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Scots call for compensation as post-Brexit trade losses become evident

As the customs delays force fishing vessels to tie up and processors to count their losses, the seafood sector has turned to the UK government for compensation

By Dan Gibson | Jan. 14, 2021 10:16 GMT
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As losses continue to mount for the Scottish seafood sector, the full material cost of the loss of custom caused by post-Brexit freight hold-ups is becoming clearer.  [...]

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