EU commissioner answerable for negotiations with the UK over Northern Eire, Maroš Šefčovič, mentioned that the Irish Sea commerce border can be “invisible” underneath the EU’s new plans, involving simply “a few lorries” a day, The Guardian reported on Monday. He mentioned that bodily checks would solely happen “when there’s a affordable suspicion of unlawful commerce smuggling, unlawful medicine, harmful toys or poisoned meals”.