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04 August 2016
Issue: 7710 / Categories: Legal News
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With more than 90% of Scotch whisky produced being sold outside the UK, the Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) is asking for its members’ views to be taken into account in Brexit negotiations.

David Frost, SWA chief executive, says: “Scotch whisky is one of the UK’s most successful exports. We are calling on the UK government to bring clarity to the transition to Brexit as soon as possible, and to negotiate to ensure that the current open trading environment is not affected. Finding practical ways forward on export practicalities and on free trade agreements should be high on the agenda. We plan to play an active role in influencing this whole process to ensure that Scotch remains a product enjoyed across the globe.”

Issue: 7710 / Categories: Legal News
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