Difference between revisions of "Team:Manchester/Brexit"

Possibility of a deal with the EU will likely mean accepting current EU regulations governing GMOs in food for the foreseeable future, as changing food standards is politically difficult.
In the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexit, there may be a food crisis due to reduced import of food from the EU and increased checks on the border.
Cheese and other dairy products are likely to be one of the hardest hit food groups in this event.
Changing to a less restrictive system of GMO regulation may be a necessary part of forming trade deals with other countries.

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+<p>Conclusions from our literature review:</p>
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+<li>Possibility of a deal with the EU will likely mean accepting current EU regulations governing GMOs in food for the foreseeable future, as changing food standards is politically difficult.</li>
+<li>In the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexit, there may be a food crisis due to reduced import of food from the EU and increased checks on the border.</li>
+<li>Cheese and other dairy products are likely to be one of the hardest hit food groups in this event.</li>
+<li>Changing to a less restrictive system of GMO regulation may be a necessary part of forming trade deals with other countries.</li>
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