Brexit
How Brexit, Covid-19 and the Suez Canal blockage are affecting supplies, from produce to equipment and even staff
Bookings are flying for those operations that have reopened, but as consumer demand becomes less of a concern, focus has shifted to supply.
‘Where are the staff?’: hospitality struggles to recruit for reopening
Hospitality businesses across the country are struggling to find staff as they reopen, with one chef describing recruitment as “impossible”.
EU suppliers welcomed back after change to post-Brexit business visitor rules
The bright side of Brexit: operators and suppliers on the opportunities for UK business
Scottish seafood taskforce to tackle Brexit export issues
Chefs step up to support UK shellfish suppliers after export ban
Chefs are stepping up to support UK shellfish suppliers as a ban on live exports to[...]
£23m fund announced for fishing businesses suffering export losses
A £23m fund has been made available to support exporters in the fishing industry that have[...]
Scottish seafood hauliers stage protest at Whitehall
Lorry drivers representing the Scottish fishing industry and its workers have arrived at Westminster this morning[...]
Wine industry toasts Brexit deal for cutting red tape
The UK wine industry has welcomed aspects of the Brexit deal, which it says will cut[...]
Can't get the staff: the rules for hiring from overseas after Brexit
While recruitment might be the last thing on some operators’ minds, the new rules for EU immigration are set to dramatically change the way the industry hires. "
Businesses urged to sign up to support service for Northern Ireland trade
The government is urging businesses to sign up to its Trader Support Service (TSS) ahead of the Brexit transition period ending on 31 December.
Chris Galvin: hospitality industry will overcome Brexit 'like a hurdle'
Chef Chris Galvin has said the hospitality industry will come back stronger from 2020 and be prepared to overcome Brexit-related challenges “like a hurdle” next year.
Food industry leaders warn of Northern Ireland separation over Brexit
The leaders of 40 British food and drink associations have warned prime minister Boris Johnson that[...]
How Brexit will affect the foodservice equipment market
Nick Oryino, technical consultant at the Foodservice Equipment Association (FEA) outlines the issues facing the sector[...]
National Food Strategy says urgent action needed to feed children and protect food sovereignty
The first major review of the UK food system for 75 years has said urgent action[...]
Bord Bia Brexit prepared and ready for increased UK sales
A new report from Irish Trade Board Bord Bia shows that 91% of Irish food and[...]
‘Hammer blow’ immigration bill to return to Commons today
The government’s immigration bill, described as a potential ‘hammer blow’ to the hospitality industry, is to return to the House of Commons today."
Triple threat: How Brexit, bad weather and coronavirus will affect food prices
Brexit, inclement weather and the coronavirus outbreak are all going to have an effect on the supply chain. Buying specialist Lynx Purchasing has the lowdown
Immigration policy a 'hammer blow' that will see hospitality businesses close
The hospitality industry’s future is hanging on a knife edge following the announcement that the immigration policy to be introduced in January 2021 will have no provision for workers the government deems to be ‘low-skilled’.
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