The price of Brexit: shoppers face immediate rise in prices as food, furniture and electrical goods on import hit list

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The price of Brexit: shoppers face immediate rise in prices as food, furniture and electrical goods on import hit list

Posted by The Analyst | December 8, 2020 | Farming

The price of a no-deal Brexit for Irish shoppers will be spelled out today with a warning that they face an immediate rise in the cost of many staples.

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