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Post by thomas on Jan 26, 2024 9:21:02 GMT
Fruit and veg prices predicted to rise in UK when new post-Brexit controls bite The price of many fruits and vegetables on sale in the UK is predicted to rise again when new post-Brexit import controls are introduced later this year. The government is due to start bringing in new paperwork requirements for EU businesses sending animal and plant products to the UK from next week, with physical inspections beginning in April. Border checks have been postponed five times since the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement came into force in January 2021, due to concerns they would push up prices and fuel inflation. archive.is/IKUaZ |
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Post by Dogburger on Jan 26, 2024 10:02:24 GMT
Like all things EU they can make it as hard or as simple as they choose . Even without the new paperwork and inspections Ive noticed a lot more people growing their own stuff and the rise of community gardens .
the future is to become self sufficient and feck the EU ,though there will always be some level of imports thanks to our ever growing population
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Post by oracle75 on Jan 26, 2024 11:15:08 GMT
As long as Vinny has his tomatoes, all is right with the world.
Of course it is another lie exposed ...Reese-Mogg remains silent.
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Post by patman post on Jan 26, 2024 13:22:46 GMT
Fruit and veg prices predicted to rise in UK when new post-Brexit controls bite The price of many fruits and vegetables on sale in the UK is predicted to rise again when new post-Brexit import controls are introduced later this year. The government is due to start bringing in new paperwork requirements for EU businesses sending animal and plant products to the UK from next week, with physical inspections beginning in April. Border checks have been postponed five times since the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement came into force in January 2021, due to concerns they would push up prices and fuel inflation. archive.is/IKUaZBut all that matters not one jot — the UK has regained its sovereignty. Hallelujah!!!
Other unfortunate recent results are that Canada-UK free-trade talks are off. And British second-home owners' hopes of an 'automatic long-stay visa' right has been rejected by France's Conseil constitutionnel ...
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Post by Vinny on Jan 26, 2024 13:43:48 GMT
There's already a UK Canada FTA, there were talks on an improved FTA.
We cancelled the talks over requests to compromise on hormone injected beef and dairy produce, I assume you're happy that we have drawn a line.
Anyway, NZ and Australia can now export food to us tariff free.
We've reduced tariffs on food imports from 18 Commonwealth nations.
So far so good.
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Post by patman post on Jan 26, 2024 16:41:32 GMT
There's already a UK Canada FTA, there were talks on an improved FTA. We cancelled the talks over requests to compromise on hormone injected beef and dairy produce, I assume you're happy that we have drawn a line. Anyway, NZ and Australia can now export food to us tariff free. We've reduced tariffs on food imports from 18 Commonwealth nations. So far so good. Great. But what can the UK expect to sell to those who are selling to us? One Australian commentator suggested Spice Girl CDs… |
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Post by Vinny on Jan 26, 2024 16:52:20 GMT
Cars.
Machinery.
Business services.
Insurance.
Financial services.
Telecoms.
They're not cavemen you know.
They have money to buy stuff from us and we still manufacture as well as provide services.
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Post by Pacifico on Jan 26, 2024 17:02:36 GMT
There's already a UK Canada FTA, there were talks on an improved FTA. We cancelled the talks over requests to compromise on hormone injected beef and dairy produce, I assume you're happy that we have drawn a line. Anyway, NZ and Australia can now export food to us tariff free. We've reduced tariffs on food imports from 18 Commonwealth nations. So far so good. Great. But what can the UK expect to sell to those who are selling to us? One Australian commentator suggested Spice Girl CDs… probably the same as we sell to the EU, the USA, Canada and the rest of the globe - why would it be any different? |
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Post by Montegriffo on Jan 26, 2024 17:25:38 GMT
Like all things EU they can make it as hard or as simple as they choose . Even without the new paperwork and inspections Ive noticed a lot more people growing their own stuff and the rise of community gardens . the future is to become self sufficient and feck the EU ,though there will always be some level of imports thanks to our ever growing population These new barriers to trade are being imposed by our government not the EU. |
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Post by Vinny on Jan 26, 2024 17:30:04 GMT
The costs of farming and also of transporting has gone up, mostly because cheap Russian fuel is no longer being bought and that's due to Putin being a twat, not Brexit.
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Post by Dogburger on Jan 26, 2024 22:14:34 GMT
Like all things EU they can make it as hard or as simple as they choose . Even without the new paperwork and inspections Ive noticed a lot more people growing their own stuff and the rise of community gardens . the future is to become self sufficient and feck the EU ,though there will always be some level of imports thanks to our ever growing population These new barriers to trade are being imposed by our government not the EU. That doesn't surprise me , the UK government has been priming the people up for closer links to the EU since we voted to leave . A food shortage and a few rotten tomatoes is part of that playbook |
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Post by buccaneer on Jan 26, 2024 22:32:46 GMT
There's already a UK Canada FTA, there were talks on an improved FTA. We cancelled the talks over requests to compromise on hormone injected beef and dairy produce, I assume you're happy that we have drawn a line. Anyway, NZ and Australia can now export food to us tariff free. We've reduced tariffs on food imports from 18 Commonwealth nations. So far so good. You knew that if Britain couldn't improve its roll over trade deal with Canada like it is with other nations, people like Patman would make such comments. If the UK did strike a deal with Canada and allowed hormone imported beef Patman and ardent remainers like him would equally be up in arms. The Canadian farming community were desperate that their government negotiated harder with the UK because the trade agreement they had with the EU didn't make them any better off. They are once bitten, twice shy. Perhaps people like Patman want a little hormone in their beef, or chicken washed with chlorine and blame the UK for pausing these negotiations. |
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Post by johnofgwent on Feb 14, 2024 21:57:13 GMT
As long as Vinny has his tomatoes, all is right with the world. Of course it is another lie exposed ...Reese-Mogg remains silent. Don't you mean borchester In preparation for the upcoming riots, i’m growing castor bean |
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Post by Totheleft on Feb 16, 2024 6:06:27 GMT
There's already a UK Canada FTA, there were talks on an improved FTA. We cancelled the talks over requests to compromise on hormone injected beef and dairy produce, I assume you're happy that we have drawn a line. Anyway, NZ and Australia can now export food to us tariff free. We've reduced tariffs on food imports from 18 Commonwealth nations. So far so good. Really so far so good . Of Course the Australian trade deals with Australia is not a new trade deal it already excisted pre Brezit. It's just one of the 70× trade deals rehashed not nothing new Let's look if it's do far so.good post Brexit This is according to official Australian document on trade . Australia’s trade relationship with the EU outweighs trade with the UK by a ratio of approximately 3 to 1 so focus must be on the EU as well as separate opportunities with the UK. So. Not so far so good. We would of been. Better trading with. Australia under the EU. Banner |
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Post by Vinny on Feb 16, 2024 8:07:49 GMT
The EU doesn't have a free trade agreement with Australia. Talks failed.
One size fits none.
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