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Brexit ‘costs industry up to £100m a year’, Salmon Scotland chief says

News28 Mar 2024by Fish Farmer Editor

Brexit has cost Scotland up to £100m each year in “lost” salmon exports, according to the industry body, Salmon Scotland.

That’s what the organisation’s Chief Executive, Tavish Scott, will be telling

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