UK fruit exports to EU have dropped by more than half since Brexit | The Guardian

Exports of fruit fell from £248.5m in year to March 2021 to £113.8m in 12 months to March 2023

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Exports of fruit from the UK to the EU, including traditional English apples and pears, have more than halved since Brexit, according to data released by HMRC.

The decline has been put down to the introduction of trade barriers caused by the UK’s departure from the EU, including mandatory health certificates on fresh and chilled food and customs paperwork.

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