The EU doesn’t care about UK’s food safety… just the £40bn we spend post-Brexit importing everything from beef to butter

ONCE they accepted that Brexit was going to happen, Eurocrats had one overriding aim. 

They wanted to hang on to Britain as a market for their exporters and especially for their farmers. 

GettyOnce Brexit was a reality, Eurocrats had one goal: keeping Britain as a key market for their exporters, especially farmers[/caption]

The UK buys around £40billion of EU food exports each year — a quarter of everything Europe sells to the rest of the world. 

We take twice as much as the EU’s next biggest customer the US...