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Hull's border control post. Credit: Spencer Engineering
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More industry representation is needed to determine the future of the UK’s border operating model, following the scrapping of planned phytosanitary checks.

The British Port Association’s director of policy and external affairs, Mark Simmonds, said that during the development of now-scrapped border control posts (BCPs), it ...

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