The UK parliament is set to vote on whether to accept deal agreed between the British Prime Minister and the EU on how the UK will leave the European Union… but there’s huge uncertainty about what will happens if the deal is rejected. Companies like Natoora, a London fresh fruit and vegetable company which relies on efficient supply chains, are concerned for what a ‘no deal’ Brexit might mean for business.
MBtv: Brexit uncertainty worries ‘just-in-time’ businesses
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