Of all the pledges that led to Boris Johnson’s landslide election victory last year, ‘Get Brexit Done’ is surely the most famous. But every Conservative MP elected then stood on another important promise. We vowed that as we regained our independent, free-trading status, we would maintain the UK’s reputation for world-class food and animal welfare standards The manifesto said: ‘In all of our trade negotiations, we will not compromise on our high environmental protection, animal welfare and food standards.’ That means we should not allow food not produced to our high quality levels – such as hormone-fed beef or chlorinated chicken – into the UK as the price for securing lucrative trade deals. I would like us to make good on that manifesto pledge in the following way. Ex-environment secretary Theresa Villiers says the world will buy British if the PM makes good on his manifesto pledge Firstly, we should establish a powerful, independent body of food, farming, welfare and environmental experts to advise Ministers on each and every trade deal. And secondly, we must ensure that Parliament has the final say on overseeing those deals. The International Trade Secretary insists that the Government, by establishing a new temporary Trade… Read full this story
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