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Old 18-08-2021, 23:11   #1998
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Food industry supply chain chaos result of Brexit, British poultry association says

The comments came after Nando's announced that 45 of its restaurants would temporarily shut due to supply chain disruptions and KFC said some of its products would not be available.

The boss of Britain's poultry industry body has called on the government to fast track workers as the sector faces severe disruptions that have forced restaurants including Nando's and KFC to adjust or cancel their service.

Richard Griffiths, chief executive of the British Poultry Council, also blamed worker shortages following Brexit for the issues the industry is currently facing.

Sky News understands that the group has contacted the Home Office about the issue, but has yet to receive a response.

A spokesperson for one of Britain's biggest poultry producers said that the company was not experiencing any inconvenience due to the so-called 'pingdemic'

"When you don't have people, you have a problem - and this is something we are seeing across the whole supply chain. The labour crisis is a Brexit issue," Mr Griffiths said.
https://news.sky.com/story/food-indu...-says-12384770
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