Under post-Brexit laws, a Scottish fisherman claims that exporting his shellfish to Asia is “cheaper and faster” than exporting it to France. Because the United Kingdom is no longer a member of the single market, British fish exports to Europe must now pass rigorous customs and veterinary inspections. According to Jamie McMillan, getting his shellfish to the EU requires three hours of paperwork every morning. He told BBC Panorama that in order to keep his business afloat and save his staff’ employment, he had turned to Asian markets. On Brexit: Six Months On, BBC One, 19:35 on Monday, or on BBC iPlayer, watch his whole tale, as well as that of other businesses around the UK./n
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