Chlorinated Chicken Back on the Menu in Britain’s Brexit Debate

The issue of whether chlorinated chicken should be allowed on British dinner tables became a Brexit talking point once again Wednesday as Trade Secretary Liam Fox and Environment Secretary Michael Gove fielded questions by lawmakers.

Fox defiantly told Parliament’s International Trade Committee there are “no health reasons” for consumers not to eat a product whose sale in the U.K. many fear will be a condition of a post-Brexit trade deal with the U.S.