New post-Brexit border fees could drive up UK food prices again

New post-Brexit border charges of up to £145 per truck delivery could raise food prices again after recent declines
Business groups warn importers will pass on charges to consumers, hindering falling food inflation
Groups say charges will disproportionately hit small UK importers and European exporters
Horticulture industry says charges will hike costs, reduce consumer choice, and risk empty shelves
UK government says charges will help fund new border facilities and are set at low end of previously discussed range