Livestock cannot be exported to the European Union. The British farm owner needs to pay for the border inspection station at its own pocket?

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] The British "Brexit" made the farmers "stressful". According to the British "Guardian" reported on the 6th, after the "Brexit", because the EU did not have a border inspection station, the British livestock could not be exported to the EU so far. The British farmer needs to pay the border inspection station on his own pocket. It is reported that as early as 2019, John Royer, chief adviser to the National Farm Farm Federation of the United Kingdom, wrote to the coastal port of continental Europe and asked them to build a border checkpoint, but did not receive positive responses. In the end, he found a small enterprise, but the company was worried about the prospects of the exports of British livestock and asked to get the guarantee of the cost of recovering the border inspection station. "Now we have to help it find construction funds," Royle said. "Isn't this ridiculous? Because of 'Brexit', we have to spend money on the France to build a stations, so that our livestock can export to the European market ","

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At present, the National Farm Federation of the United Kingdom is planning to ask the farmers' intention to invest in the border inspection station. However, some farmers stated that they planned to shut down the business in the UK a few months later, and some farmers have begun to transfer the breeding business to the European continent. (Ye Jinxi)

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