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#24 Being outside the EU allows the UK to offer a better targeted farming subsidies package

Outside of the EU CAP, which mainly benefitted very large landowners with subsidies, the UK system is being changed to encourage better stewardship of farmland as animal habitats, and will spread the subsidies better amongst smaller farms.

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#23 Brexit allows the UK to remove pointless regulations on wine that the EU admits aren’t needed

Removing a regulation on the packaging of sparkling wine, that the EU itself says is pointless, will save consumers upwards of 5- 10% off an average bottle. Removing the need for a foil sheath will see up to 50p saved on manufacturing costs, per bottle

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#22 Companies like Mazda are now shipping directly to the UK instead of via Rotterdam

Companies like Mazda are now shipping directly to the UK instead of to a central hub in Belgium - and in the process, providing more jobs to UK citizens, reduced lead times, more choice, higher reliability and better service to their customers.

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#21 Ending Freedom of Movement has seen improved salaries and conditions for the lower paid

As reported by Reuters, those on the lower end of salaried work in the UK, such as in the hospitality and haulage sectors, have seen "a gradual improvement in employment terms since Brexit forced companies to work harder to find staff"

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#20 Brexit allows for full-blooded freeports to be rolled out across the country

Leaving the EU allowed the UK to implement and roll out freeports across the country – not just in name only as before – providing tax & customs reliefs, simplified import & export procedures, enhanced trade promotion, and additional innovation support.

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