Farmers' union concerned Brexit could lower food standards

Organisation has been lobbying government ahead of transition period

Countries producing food at standards considered illegal in the Isle of Man could gain access to the Manx market after Brexit.

That's according to the Manx National Farmers Union ahead of the UK's withdrawal from the European Union tonight.

The body has been lobbying the Isle of Man to ensure a smooth transition for local farmers.

Andrew Cooper is the union's general secretary:

You can hear Mr Cooper's full interview with Manx Radio's Sian Cowper below: