A Government minister’s claim that there will be no shortage of fresh food following a no-deal Brexit has been called ‘categorically untrue’ by a major trade body.
Trade body UKHospitality has reiterated the need for the Government’s future immigration policy to prioritise supporting businesses to deliver economic growth over political considerations.
The Home Secretary Sajid Javid has ordered the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to review the proposed £30,000 salary threshold for EU migrants post-Brexit.
Trade body UKHospitality has described measures requiring all businesses selling pre-packaged food to include full ingredient labelling on products as a ‘retrograde step’.
The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has called for an end to restrictions preventing restaurants, pubs and hotels that offer a takeaway service from employing chefs from outside the EU.
New environmental initiatives to encourage recycling and reduce plastic pollution has heightened anxiety in the hospitality sector at a time when it is already battling with the uncertainties of Brexit.
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