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British prime minister Theresa May invoked Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon on March 29, officially triggering the process of UK withdrawal from the European Union. The prospects for free trade with the UK are far from bright. 
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Uncertainty seems the only thing we can be sure of after 25 years of EU regulation. But this could also be an opportunity to make decisions for ourselves
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Up to 97% of the country’s food and drink exports will be at risk from Brexit with no agreed trade deals, says report
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Scotland is full of world-beating natural landscapes, from the rugged hills and mountains of the north west, down to the stunning coastlines and patchwork of arable land on the east coast. These landscapes are frequently being used by big business to ‘sell’ the Scottish brand. This begs the question – what is the true value of Scotland’s natural landscape?
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Farm payments boost upfront gross demand but eventual net figure set to be lower
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The political shock of Brexit has yet to be translated in actual economic and commercial terms. The uncertainty as to which will be future model of the trade relationships between the EU and the UK is still paramount. Will we see a hard or a soft Brexit? To which degree will the UK retain access …
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Après le Brexit, le monde rural britannique craint la pénurie de saisonniers venus de l'Union européenne. Les robots pourraient leur permettre de faire face.
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British shoppers could face an average tariff of 22 percent on food from the European Union if Prime Minister Theresa May fails to reach a trade deal with Brussels before Britain leaves in two years time, retailers said on Thursday.
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UK animal scientists are set to take to streets this weekend to call for better support for livestock research as part of a global march for scientists
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La FNB s’inquiète des conséquences d’un Brexit « dur » sur le marché de la viande bovine. Selon le syndicat, la moitié des 180 000 tonnes de viande irlandaise actuellement exportées chaque année au Royaume-Uni pourrait revenir sur le marché européen. Et donc en partie en France.
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Ignorant les menaces de désastre économique brandies par les institutions internationales, les Britanniques ont décidé de quitter l'Union européenne, ouvrant ainsi une ère d'incertitude sans précédent. Le pays devrait bientôt être rattrapé par les conséquences concrètes de son choix.
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Pendant cette drôle de guerre brexitienne, nous sommes toujours dans l’attente. L’action commencera bientôt, certes, mais on en devine à peine le caractère et les conséquences. Dans l’agriculture pourtant, il y a de l’impatience pour un nouveau départ, pour en finir avec une politique agricole que le pays n’aurait franchement jamais choisie de son propre gré.
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Le ton monte entre la Grande-Bretagne et la Commission européenne. Et le divorce s'annonce lourd de conséquences de part et d'autre de la Manche, notamment dans
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Now that Article 50 has been triggered, what must rural businesses do to gear up for the brave new world of Brexit? We get the views of experts from across the agricultural sector
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Farmers fear Westminster will impose England-centric replacement for CAP, with knock-on effects for tourism and language
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The European Union’s negotiating line on Brexit won’t change no matter what happens in the U.K.’s general election, Frans Timmermans, the European Commission’s first vice president, said Thursday ahead of a meeting of EU ministers on the guidelines for the divorce talks.
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There is a one-in-three chance Britain divorces the European Union with no deal and has to trade under World Trade Organization terms, according to a Reuters poll conducted after Prime Minister Theresa May announced a snap general election.
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China, Russia and the United States said on Monday they were taking an interest in Brexit, a World Trade Organization source said, after a question about a tricky but vital reform required by Britain arose at the Geneva-based trade body.
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With Article 50 set to be triggered this month, negotiations will begin on Britain’s exit from the EU.
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