The UK government is set to announce a fourth delay to physical checks on fresh food imported from the EU amid industry reports that neither technology nor infrastructure resources were ready for the July start of the next phase of Brexit.

Of course, if you can trust the EU to be keeping its people safe, and many here seem to think the EU is a marvellous institution (and the sun shines out of . . .), then there is no risk in allowing imports from the EU.

Of course, EU supporters will wish to have it both ways.
1) The EU have much better systems than the UK
2) The UK have to protect themselves from imports from the EU.

It can't be both. Which do you prefer?

Honest answers are welcome (but not expected)