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MPs once again vote down requirement for imports to meet domestic standards

MPs have once again said no to enshrining environment, animal welfare and food standards into law in the Agriculture Bill.

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MPs once again vote down requirement for imports to meet domestic standards

MPs have once again said no to enshrining environment, animal welfare and food standards into law in the Agriculture Bill, with some saying enough progress has been made to ensure British farmers are not...

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