Trade friction In late May 2021 Specialty Food Magazine quoted a trade policy advisor at the British Meat Processors Association thus: "The consequences of the EU–UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement and the Northern Ireland Protocol have resulted in an inevitable increase in trade friction even to trade within the UK... Anything to reduce this friction must be welcomed." The BMPA saw that " the only long-term solution for these trade issues will be to reach a veterinary agreement in which the UK and the EUare in a CVA . " Said the BMPA: The CVA " could be achieved in a way that would not compromise our negotiating position on trade deals with other countries  as it would focus on plant and animal health rules rather than food standards."
Trade friction In late May 2021 Specialty Food Magazine quoted a trade policy advisor at the British Meat Processors Association thus: "The consequences of the EU–UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement and the Northern Ireland Protocol have resulted in an inevitable increase in trade friction even to trade within the UK... Anything to reduce this friction must be welcomed." The BMPA believes that the only long-term solution for these trade issues will be to reach a veterinary agreement with the EU . " The CVA could be achieved in a way that would not compromise our negotiating position on trade deals with other countries ", the BMPA said, " as it would focus on plant and animal health rules rather than food standards."
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