How to Lobby on Post-Brexit Public Policy

Ian Wright, Director General of the Food and Drink Federation (FDF), shares his advice on how to campaign and influence government on public policy after Britain leaves the EU.

Brexit Self-assessment

• In a worst-case scenario, how many of our EU workers might be ejected and how would we replace them?

• What level of readiness do we have in securing new talent and who in the local environment might compete against us?

• What percentage of our goods do we send to Europe, and how much revenue do we gain from that?

• Considering the possible trade barriers, how easy would it be for us to bring products into and out of the country?

• What are our businesses opportunities beyond the European Union and how can we develop them?

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