Brexit Britain is exporting more Easter favourites such as lamb and chocolate eggs than ever

BREXIT Britain is exporting more Easter faves such as lamb and chocolate eggs than ever.

Lamb orders have soared by more than ten per cent this year with West Midlands, Wales and Yorkshire benefiting.

Brexit Britain is exporting more Easter faves such as lamb and chocolate eggs than ever[/caption]

Trade boss Liz Truss said: ‘The global appetite for our food is huge and growing’[/caption]

Whisky and gin exports from Scotland and London were also up along with British chocolate.

Lamb trade reached a total £436million in 2020 thanks to the Middle East and Japan — where the 23-year ban on the meat was lifted.

Tea exports rose five per cent to the US alone.

Lamb trade reached a total £436million in 2020 thanks to the Middle East and Japan — where the 23-year ban on the meat was lifted[/caption]

“As an independent trading nation, the UK is opening new doors for farmers and food producers,” Ms Truss added.

Ministers estimate that exports support 6.5million UK jobs, three-quarters of them outside London.

Exports are equivalent to nearly a third of the UK’s GDP, and UK is the fifth biggest exporter in the world.

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