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Cornwall's fishing industry is considering changing the names of some of its most common catches to icrease their appeal to consumers in post-Brexit Britain.Previously, around 95% of megrim fish and 85% of spider crab caught off the Cornish coast were exported to Spain.But that has become more difficult due to the extra paperwork and border checks required under Brexit rules.So the industry is concentrating on making their catches more appealing to the British palate.The Cornish Fish Producers Organisation said on Twitter that it had launched a three-month scoping study aimed at bringing Cornwall's fishing industry to British dinner tables. Advertisement It said: "This is more than a rebrand: we are working with our members and the supply chain to research, design and test new products for UK consumers"Why? Because there are delicious, sustainable and abundant fish species caught in our waters that UK consumers hardly ever get to eat. More from UK COVID-19: … [Read more...] about Spider crab could get name change to appeal to British diners

What is the new paperwork delaying food exports from Britain to the EU? EU customs declarations and extra checks are now required on goods moving from Britain to the EU. This demands time-consuming paperwork which is then delayed further by customs checks. The new red tape includes: Export health certificate - Required for every food item to prove it is safe to eat. Customs export declarations - Describes the goods being exported. Sanitary and phytosanitary checks - For certain live plant and animal products including root vegetables, leafy vegetables and most fruits. Advertisement Scotch whisky has sold out in Paris and custard cremes are nowhere to be found for British expats in Belgium because of Brexit red tape chaos. Fortnum & Mason and John Lewis are among major retailers which have suspended exports to the Continent over the costly, time-consuming paperwork which is demanded by customs officials, including a new health certificate to … [Read more...] about NOW Scotch looks scarce in EU! British shoppers battle to find custard creams and whisky as 20 M&S stores in France have empty shelves and Fortnum & Mason suspends all sales to Europe amid continued Brexit red tape chaos

An Australian man has shared a terrifying photo of a giant huntsman the size of a face perched on his living room wall. Jake Gray initially saw the spider a year ago inside his Cairns home in Far North Queensland , only to find it had grown to a monstrous size 12 months later. 'Check out this big girl... the mighty huntsman,' he wrote on the Australian Spider Identification Facebook page. Jake Gray found the spider on the wall of his Cairns home in north Queensland and said it has been living there for about a year While Mr Gray seemed to be coping with the arachnid living on his property, other social media commenters were not as excited about the size of the spider. 'Is this a jungle?' One woman said. 'Bruh that's the spider's house now, make sure they have a copy of the deed,' another person wrote. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next The deadly weekend ahead: Australia set to sizzle through... 'How many chicks did you pull?' … [Read more...] about Brave man allows monstrous huntsman spider to live in his house for a YEAR – as other homeowners share their more horrific encounters with arachnids