By lowering duties on agricultural imports from Ukraine, the UK government can deliver voters a post-Brexit win

By lowering duties on agricultural imports from Ukraine, the UK government can deliver voters a post-Brexit win, Bate Toms, chairman of the British Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce, writes in a letter to the Financial Times. “The EU treaty restricts EU, and thus still UK, access to Ukrainian food, limited price competition with German, French and other EU farmers,” Toms writes. “Ukraine is the principal available food resource to lower UK food costs and addresses Britain’s future farm needs.”