"Our terms" meaning considerably more expensive. What marvellous terms they will be. Oh well. I'm sure the British public will be delighted when prices go up on all of these things, it's what they voted for after all. Meanwhile they will be able to enjoy cheap foodstuffs from outside the EU like chlorine washed chicken (If Trump decides to do a trade deal with us, and it's a big if). I say “they” as I don’t eat chicken, chlorinated or otherwise, and prefer my food to have done as few air miles as possible.
A small price to pay initially for getting out of what is effectively a German Superstate by the back door.
The food standards in the UK will not be compromised following Brexit, this is simply scaremongering oka project fear. Goods will inevitably be cheaper in the long run as countries begin to trade with the UK on WTO rules.
Having seen he way the EU has destroyed Spain the sooner we get out the better.