Officials say that most illegal meat on the British street

A senior health official said that the border check after Brexit weakened the efforts of putting potential diseases outside Britain.

The owner of the Duo Buddha Port Health Administration said that illegal meat has not yet passed the appropriate health inspection and is now available on the “big street” in the UK.

In recent months, the outbreak of European fatal animal diseases has caused the health authorities, officials and many agricultural industries to worry about their threat to Britain.

However, the government had previously insisted that the new Brexit post -Brexit inspection system that took effect last April could maintain a British disease without Britain.

Under the Brexit system, Dodo itself will not check the commercial vehicle.

Instead, the driver was ordered to drive 22 miles (35 kilometers) to the border control post of Sevington.

However, critics warned that many trucks did not have inspections due to lack of law enforcement.

The Parliament Environmental Selection Committee has now begun to ask whether the system is valid.

Lucy Manzano, the person in charge of Doffang Port Health Bureau, told Congress members at the committee that the environment, the Ministry of Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has been exaggerating the effectiveness of the system.

She said: “Defra has always expressed its powerful control. No. They do not exist.”

She added that the department failed to provide any confirmation between “what they arrived or more importantly, at the location where it arrived to the 22 -mile inspection facility, or more importantly, at the time of its arrival time Or more importantly, “” “

Ms. Manzano said she had provided evidence to the government, “it proves that the system protects the country from the perspective of biological safety … no work.”

Defra refused to answer the latest information free request of the BBC's Countryfile program and asked how many vehicles were not checked in Sevington.

Ms. Manzano claims that illegal meat has become more and more common in high street stores-consumers have found that the products they buy are becoming more and more difficult, and proper health inspections have been performed.

It is understood that the internal view of Defra is that the check after Brexit is normal.

Data earlier this week showed that nearly 100 tons of illegal meat was occupied last year at the port of Buddha.

Dedilla said that the government “will never shake its responsibility to protect British biological safety” and insist that it is working effectively with law enforcement agencies.

A news survey by the BBC (BBC) found that unprecedented seizures have triggered concerns about more organized criminal activities.

A health check -up agency similar to Sevington does exist at Dor Buddhism, but it is understood that the government chooses not to use it because it is worried about the potential traffic formed by the border.

Ms. Manzano said that the decision was “not based on biological safety” and added: “The purpose of import control is to refuse the bad thing outside the door and include it in the first entry point.”

Last month, after the British government broke out of foot and oral diseases, the import of German meat was strictly restricted.

But Ms. Manzano said that because Brexit means that the product that should be checked is allowed to be free to enter the British “at least six days”, the failure of the IT system introduced the IT system.

When the current system was introduced last year, the government also provided funds to the Duo Buddha Harbor Health Administration to conduct on -site inspections directly on small vehicles at the border.

Digital shows that most illegal meat occupied in the UK is captured by these points inspection.

However, Ms. Manzano said that funds will be used up within seven weeks without further government cash, and checks will have to stop.

The government discussed how the best fund border check.

It is understood that the decision to make a check in Sevington may directly have a direct negative impact on the funds of the Dover Port Health Authority.

DEFRA spokesman refused to comment on the ongoing expenditure decision.