"The rumblings that started over the delays at UK ports brought about by Brexit are beginning to get louder as Johnson’s excuse that they are merely teething problems sounds less convincing every day.

The Cabinet Secretary has also attempted to reassure exporters and hauliers in the wake of the fiasco over Brussels attempt to invoke a clause in the Brexit agreement that would have led to a hard border between the Republic of Ireland and the Nationalist North of the island.

It was felt in many areas of business that there would be issues with the agreement, and as time goes on several loopholes and seemingly minor issues are building up.

For example, the EU has now decided that UK shellfish sales are banned because of restrictions on the import of live animals unless they have been through a processing plant that makes the trade non-viable.

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