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<p>The UK sources food from a diverse range of countries, in addition to a strong
domestic production base. This will not change after leaving the EU. We want to grow
more, sell more and export more British food, supported by the Industrial Strategy.
This will allow the food and drink sector to become even more resilient, competitive
and profitable. It is our priority to enable an innovative, productive and competitive
food supply chain from farm and sea to fork, which invests in people and skills.</p><p>
</p><p>We are prioritising securing the freest trade possible with the EU, including
an ambitious and comprehensive trade agreement and a new customs agreement. We work
to promote transparency and open global markets internationally, as well as a competitive
domestic market to help producers and retailers offer the best prices, quality and
choice to consumers.</p>
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