Brexit and the consequences for the pork market. Even if a withdrawal of Britain's was never completely ruled out, the shock over the decision for the Brexit sits deeper than many people wanted to have it. The reactions on the international finance markets are appropriately intense. The Exchange rate changes are immediate. The dollar rises, falls of the euro and the pound sterling is still deeper. Is the official request to the outlet when? Then at least follow two-year period of uncertainty, what results negotiations to the Will result in unbundling and restructuring of trade relations between the EU and GB. Then GB to the third country for the EU. Then applies the EU trade protection with import quotas, tariffs and levies in order to avoid price disruptive imports. The pork market impact should be rather low. United Kingdom is an significant net importer of pork in height by approximately 0.5 million t. Denmark supplies about 34%, Netherlands 28% and Germany 21%. United Kingdom is also in the future on the assigned import of pork from the EU. However the weaker purchasing power of British currency will make imported goods more expensive and thus curtail hardly rising consumption and push back imports. Pork exports are only minimally regulated by the EU side in third countries, that in future Britain belongs to. British pork exports to the continent are of minor importance.
