A no-deal Brexit would 'inevitably disrupt' fresh food supplies in Bri...
FILE PHOTO: A sign is displayed outside a Sainsbury's store in London, Britain December 3, 2015. REUTERS/Neil Hall/File Photo
Mike Coupe said the Oct. 31 Brexit date could not come at a worst time for supermarkets because warehouses were already full with Christmas produce and more of the supply of fresh salad had switched to southern Europe. Asked if plans were in place that meant disruption to food supplies could be ruled out, Coupe told BBC radio : “I disagree with that wholeheartedly, the reality is there will inevitably be disruption, simply because we’ve never done this before.”
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