Tony Hale has five containers of pork sitting at Rotterdam port that is now "rotten". "We've not been able to move it on," says the boss of London-based DH Foods, "so it's going to have to be destroyed." His containers are caught up in delivery delays to the EU caused by new Brexit paperwork. Across the UK, exporters have been reporting hold-ups due to new trade deal rules. And there are signs, according to meat exporters, that customers are starting to go elsewhere for their supplies. Mr Hale says he can't bring his containers back from Rotterdam to the UK because "we don't have the right forms to do so". Overall, ... (full story)