Yorkshire flower-sellers' fears as Brexit talks drag on
Jon Hill reports
Yorkshire flower-sellers have spoken of their fears about price rises and delays as the UK government's efforts to find a post-Brexit trade agreement with the EU continue.
With just over two weeks until transitional arrangements come to an end, there's a warning that no deal could hit businesses – and see shoppers facing higher prices for fresh produce.
The two sides said discussions would continue and they would "go the extra mile" to reach a deal.
Among those worried about potential import tariffs and delays at ports are local florists, who rely on shipments from mainland Europe for most of their stock.