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Will Brexit Harm UK and Global Wine Markets?

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Tariff changes, devaluation of the pound, and adjustment periods are all likely to impact British and global wine markets following Brexit. Kym Anderson and Glyn Wittwer from UKTPO discuss.

Overcoming malnutrition: Why policies on trade and markets matter

by ICTSD Staff

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This ICTSD article discusses how policies on trade and markets can help to achieve the SDGs. It examines how policies affecting trade and markets are relevant to the new commitments on hunger and malnutrition; looks at past progress and projected trends; and examines options for government action in years ahead.

Brexit and some possible unforeseen consequences for third country exports of farm products

by Professor Alan Swinbank

As the UK and EU27 prepare to define the terms of their future trade relationship, Alan Swinbank, associate of TKE partner ICTSD, raises some critical questions regarding post-Brexit agricultural trade.