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On The Indicator, we're taking a culinary tour of Brexit! When The U.K. finally completed its exit from the European Union New Year's Eve, it meant that many different industries had to change the way they did business. <\/p>\n
On the show, we're joined by Frank Langfitt, NPR's London correspondent, to discuss one of hardest hit sectors: food. Specifically, we're talking about oysters, cheese and wine. Each item tells a different story about the real world consequences of Brexit so far, from new regulations to extra paperwork to a nationalistic cheese buying frenzy. <\/p>\n
And the people who work in these industries reflect on the promise of Brexit: how it was sold and what's actually happening on the ground. <\/p>\n
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Brexit Trade Negotiations Hurt UK Food Trade With EU : The Indicator from Planet Money - NPR<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" SCOTT HEPPELL\/AFP via Getty Images SCOTT HEPPELL\/AFP via Getty Images On The Indicator, we're taking a culinary tour of Brexit! When The U.K. finally completed its exit from the European Union New Year's Eve, it meant that many different industries had to change the way they did business. On the show, we're joined by Frank Langfitt, NPR's London correspondent, to discuss one of hardest hit sectors: food. Continue reading