including rice and baby formula.

to make sure that we have reduced this exposure to the US.like products across Spain and the rest of Europe.

he says would cause the industry to reconsider how to accelerate growth in some other markets.without differentiating between countries of origin.their output is small enough for it not to concern the likes of Spain.

Winemakers finding Trump's tariffs hard to swallowTrump agrees to extend EU trade talks after 50% tariff threatBut jamón ibérico.he says it would be a different story if Trump introduced higher tariffs for the EU than for competitor olive oil countries outside the bloc – such as Turkey.

which represents more than 400.

The IMF has forecast growth this year of 2.a 70-year-old horticulturalist.

Don delivers powerful testimony of how he had witnessed alarming changes to the seabed since the three-mile limit was scrapped in 1984.The pair said they originally gathered together local fishermen in a pub and asked them which area of the sea would inconvenience them the least if it were to be closed off.

their story is being showcased as a prime example of how the seas can be protectedThe environment was a key priority and the leisure centres were one of the biggest contributors to the council's carbon footprint.