Fish Producers' Organisation says future is uncertain
Disruption to the Island's fishing industry is expected in January, whether there's a Brexit deal or not.
That's from the head of the Manx Fish Producers' Organisation David Beard.
Between 70 and 95 per cent of the Isle of Man's exports go to Europe, which will be affected by UK negotiations.
Mr Beard says the sector is predicting disruption here no matter what outcome:
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