Over the coming months, Sa Pobla's potato exporters will be faced with considerable new bureaucracy as a result of Brexit.
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Sa Pobla potato exporters facing Brexit bureaucracy
The cooperatives are gearing up for an early export campaign
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Same as always, media hype and false news. Thanks Harry.
Apparently, the reality is that at this very moment there are U.K. agents in Sa Pobla inspecting the produce, signing the relevant paperwork and allowing refrigerated lorries to leave and head straight to Dover. In other words it’s business as usual. The same thing is most likely occurring all over Europe.
Please get it right. They are facing EU bureaucracy.
I wouldn’t worry , if you can’t have our seed potatoes then you won’t have any potatoes to grow ,so no need for paperwork ,as you will have nothing to export so no need for customs ,so they can join the dole queues and add to the unemployment figures another total b..lls up by politicians