At a conference about the impact of Brexit at the Chamber of Commerce on Friday, concern was expressed about the uncertainty of the Brexit process and what will happen from the start of 2021. The focus of the debate was the effect on food exports, for which the UK is a "very important" market, such as for Sa Pobla potatoes.
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Brexit concern about Majorca's food exports
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When I lived in UK, I could not get Sa Pobla Potatoes. That was in Lincolnshire. They are only available in the South of England. They are lifted and transported early to try and beat the Jersey Royals. I would like to buy them here in Mallorca. Where ?
I remember Rows and rows of fields with M&S signs on them