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Tesco has warned customers to expect price hikes and product shortages in the event of a no deal Brexit.
The Brexit transition period ends on January 1 but there are concerns that preparation by many firms may have ‘slipped off the radar’ as they struggle with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, business leaders have warned.
In the event of a no deal Brexit, Good Morning Britain reported retail giant Tesco has been stockpiling some longer life products in warehouses in case of shortages.
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There is growing uncertainty surrounding the impact of Brexit on what we may be able buy and how much it may cost.
Brexit and the ongoing Covid-19 crisis will have an effect on travel.
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Non-essential visits to the EU will be hit by rules with most UK residents facing restrictions on visiting the remaining 27 members of the EU from January 1 when rules permitting free travel within the bloc cease to apply to Britons, reports PA.
In response to the reports in the Financial Times, a Government spokesperson stated: “We cannot comment on decisions that could be taken by other states on public health matters.
“We take a scientific, risk-based approach to health measures at the border, and it is of course in the interests of all countries to allow safe international travel as we emerge from the pandemic.”
