questionText: To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, what assessment she has made of the potential impact of the temporary suspension of tariffs on imported food products on (a) food prices, (b) household grocery bills, (c) domestic food producers and (d) British farmers; what consultation she has undertaken with representatives of the agricultural and food manufacturing sectors; and what mechanisms will be used to ensure that any savings are passed on to consumers.
answerText: The two packages of agri-food tariff suspensions will reduce import costs for the included items and bear down on consumer costs. The benefit to consumers is estimated to be around a combined £330m to £770m annually for the initial package which has been ...
heading: Food: Import Duties