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What Andy Burnham’s EU reset could mean for food and drink
By Kevin White2026-10-23T10:57:00
Ten years on from the Brexit vote, Andy Burnham has pledged to set out ‘different options’ for the UK’s relationship with the EU. So what are these options and how will they affect food and drink businesses?
Just as the food sector braces for the biggest shift in UK/EU trading relations since Brexit with a new sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) deal, the prospect of even further integration – and a revival of a very familiar political row – is stirring once again.
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