Were we to leave without a deal May would be the worst time for a no-deal Brexit scenario to occur because it would coincide with the UK ’s April increase in imports of fruit and vegetables, as the season for home-grown produce such as cabbage, cauliflower, carrots and potatoes ends, according to Guy Singh-Watson , founder of organic veg box supplier Riverford Organic Farmers . The UK usually imports around three of its fruit and vegetables, but that jumps to 80% in April and March , said Singh-Watson .
May would be the worst time for a no-deal Brexit scenario to occur because it would coincide with the UK ’s April increase in imports of fruit and vegetables, as the season for home-grown produce such as cabbage, cauliflower, carrots and potatoes ends, according to Guy Singh-Watson , founder of organic veg box supplier Riverford Organic Farmers . The UK usually imports around three of its fruit and vegetables, but that jumps to 80% in April and March , said Singh-Watson .