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The Office for National Statistics said that in January exports of goods from the UK to the EU dropped by a staggering 40 per cent. The government said lockdowns, stockpiling and businesses adjusting to new trading relationships make reductions inevitable.
But it is a figure that is causing alarm among businesses.
But it is a figure that is causing alarm among businesses.
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