The UK food industry has reached out to the government to request the waiving of specific parts of competition law which will enable firms to directly co-ordinate with each other and redirect supplies in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
The National Institute of Economic and Social Research suggest that the UK economy may already be in recession with businesses still in limbo over Brexit.
According to the Bank of England, the UK banking system is sufficiently prepared to absorb the financial impact of a no-deal Brexit following the publication of its Financial Stability Report.
Government efforts to find a solution to the Irish border issue have suffered a setback after its Northern Irish business advisers asked for changes to internal documents relating to potential alternative arrangements.
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