Northern Ireland 'could miss out on Japanese goods' after UK trade deal

David Young, PA

Certain Japanese goods sold in Britain as part of a new trade deal may not be available in Northern Ireland due to the Brexit deal, a Stormont official has said.

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Northern Ireland 'could miss out on Japanese goods' after UK trade deal

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