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BREXIT WOULD CAUSE SERIOUS DAMAGE TO AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRY – FLEMING

written by John August 2, 2016
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Sinn Fein councillor Paul Fleming

Sinn Fein councillor Paul Fleming

SINN Féin Councillor Paul Fleming has said leaving the European Union would cause serious damage to the agri-food industry.

He said: “Key players from within the sector have expressed their concern about the impact that Brexit will have on the agri-food sector.

“They have expressed concern about their workers, many of whom are from European countries and play a pivotal role in the success of the industry.

“They have also expressed concern over funding for the industry and the trading implications that may be put in place as a result of Brexit.

“Many businesses are struggling to survive and are looking for guidance.

“The Brexiteers never had a plan and have offered no long-term or short-term guidance to people within the industry.

“We will continue to meet with people from within the agri-food regarding their concerns.

“And we will continue to fight to have the decision of the people North to remain in the EU respected.”

BREXIT WOULD CAUSE SERIOUS DAMAGE TO AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRY – FLEMING was last modified: August 2nd, 2016 by John

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