It comes as The Society of Musicians told a parliamentary inquiry that UK’s music industry is “in grave jeopardy because of Brexit”, and 42 per cent of its touring musicians would consider quitting the UK to save their careers.
One of the key demands protestors will make is a better deal with the EU, which would include a return to the single market and customs union and freedom of movement for workers.
The singer said it is ‘financially impossible’ for burgeoning British talent to tour in the European Union.
"Brexit is very damaging to this country and it is only going to get worse," she said.
Sir Roger Gale said one firm has had to trash £320,000 worth of produce "because there are no pickers and no drivers".
The Speaker of the US House of Representatives discussed the Northern Ireland Protocol with Johnson in Downing Street.
"It's possible that the impact of the pandemic, alongside other factors such as the UK exiting the European Union, may have influenced the behaviour and decisions of the non-UK population living in the UK."
Lord David Frost's statement comes as he announces the UK intends to create its own laws around data protection and genetically-modified organisms, and to have a "world class border".
The company blamed supply chain complexities in place following the UK’s exit from the European Union.