Labels required on some items from October on back of updated post-Brexit deal seen in Asda
The first “not for EU” labels have appeared on food products sold in
From the start of October, businesses will be required to use such labels on all meat and on some dairy products moved to Northern Ireland, while this scheme will be rolled out to the rest of the UK in a further two phases by July 2025., part of the framework that allows prepackaged retail goods, including meat and fresh price, and certain loose goods such as fruit and vegetables, to be transported from Great Britain through a “green lane” to Northern Ireland.
Individual products will require different labels, as well as some boxes, and different signs will also be required at some Northern Ireland retailers.
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