Which of the following would be better for Britain? The UK follows EU laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES NOT go through border checks upon arrival in the EU OR the UK follows its own laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES go through border checks upon arrival in the EU

Fieldwork dates: 13 February 2024 - 19 August 2024
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 4 polls

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Results for: Which of the following would be better for Britain? The UK follows EU laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES NOT go through border checks upon arrival in the EU OR the UK follows its own laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES go through border checks upon arrival in the EU
Fieldwork end date Pollster	19 August 2024 Poll by Redfield & Wilton	13 June 2024 Poll by Redfield & Wilton	17 April 2024 Poll by Redfield & Wilton	14 February 2024 Poll by Redfield & Wilton
The United Kingdom follows European Union laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES NOT go through border checks upon arrival in the EU	39%	39%	37%	38%
The United Kingdom follows its own laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES go through border checks upon arrival in the EU	40%	40%	42%	40%
Don't know	21%	21%	22%	21%

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The United Kingdom follows European Union laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES NOT go through border checks upon arrival in the EU
The United Kingdom follows its own laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES go through border checks upon arrival in the EU
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The United Kingdom follows European Union laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES NOT go through border checks upon arrival in the EU
The United Kingdom follows its own laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES go through border checks upon arrival in the EU
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The United Kingdom follows European Union laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES NOT go through border checks upon arrival in the EU
The United Kingdom follows its own laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES go through border checks upon arrival in the EU
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Thinking about food sold in shops, which of the following two options do you think would be better for Britain? The United Kingdom follows European Union laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES NOT go through border checks upon arrival in the EU OR The United Kingdom follows its own laws and regulations for food sold in Britain, and food made in Britain to be sold abroad DOES go through border checks upon arrival in the EU.

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