Here's How a No-Deal Brexit Could Impact British Diets

The video discusses the potential impact of a no deal Brexit on the UK's food supply, highlighting the country's reliance on imports and the changes in the British diet that could result. It explores the political implications and the urgency for a Brexit deal, emphasizing the immediate effects on supermarkets and food availability. The video concludes with a call to action to read more on the topic.

What are the potential food options left for the UK in a no-deal Brexit scenario?

• Lamb and frozen peas

• Avocado and toast

• Bananas and apples

• Tropical fruits

How has EU membership influenced British food habits over the last 40 years?

• Reduction in food imports

• Greater variety of imported foods

• Introduction of more tropical fruits

• Increased reliance on local produce

What is the immediate risk of a no-deal Brexit for UK supermarkets?

• Increased local food production

• Lower food prices

• More variety in food options

• Shortage of imported foods

What does the UK's food supply heavily depend on?

• Local farming

• Trade with the United States

• Frictionless trade with the EU

• Imports from Asia

Which foods might become scarce in the UK in a worst-case Brexit scenario?

• Lamb and beef

• Bananas and avocados

• Potatoes and carrots

• Fish and chips