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Let's work together - UK food seeks #Brexit no-deal waiver
They and others with delicately balanced supply chains are unlikely to derive any assurance from Prime Minister Boris Johnson's insistence to his Japanese counterpart that a smooth transition out of the EU is needed "whatever the circumstances".
Such a blanket assurance may well be founded on the belief of some of his ministers in the viability of "managed no-deal" arrangements mitigating against a hard Brexit’s impact. However that is a plan that, even if workable, would require the buy-in of the EU - which for now has ruled it out as another unacceptable cake-and-eat-it aspiration by Brexiters.
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