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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2024
- Ministers’ decision to impose Brexit import checks on 30 April will lead to shortages of some foods, flowers and herbs, industry leaders have warned.
In the week after the government was accused of blindsiding the British food industry by giving 27 days’ notice that every consignment of items such as camembert, steak, tulips and chives would be subject to fees of up to £145, small retailers such as delis and farm shops have been scrambling to make sure they still have products to sell.
But they say some EU exporters have already decided that they have had enough of British red tape and are either pausing supply operations or have given up completely.
Food wholesalers and trade associations have told the Observer of suppliers in EU countries who are already looking at other markets instead of the UK. Since 2020, importers have had to deal with mounting levels of Brexit bureaucracy, including phytosanitary certificates, plant passports, import licences and export health certificates. Next month, they will have another form to fill out for animal products, plants and herbs and must pay a “common user charge” of up to £145 per consignment.
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Anyone that voted Leave in 2016 was gullible, naive and easily fooled... But anyone that still supports it is just plain thick. 😂
The people still supporting it today are the people who knew it was all a lie back then. They lied originally, so they can easily keep lying today. Their is nothing for them to learn that would change their mind because they already knew brexit would be a disaster.
Obviously you have that backwards. The only smart ones were the 1.2 million who voted remain in 1975 and then decided they were wrong after 40 years exposure to the EEC/EU.
Lmao, remain lost and you still butt hurt in 2024
@@pepelepew2690 Remain did not lose. Soft brexiters should have been grouped with remainers. Soft and hard brexit are polar opposites. The entire NON-binding vote was crooked even through the results actually meant nothing.
@@pepelepew2690 Nobody won.. everybody lost... Enjoy the turnips. 😂😂😂
Brexit, protection for the off shoring of the super rich but let’s keep Angela Rayner on the Tory press front page
@@Slanche1974what’s that gotto do with anything!
biggest tax haven is Luxemburg
Northern woman sells house, front page news. Meanwhile...
@@SteelExoskeleton yeah Makes Madam Mone seem positively angelic
No it's not. @@garyb455
Nobody in the world gives deal to extremists. It was a most embarrassing moment when Nigal Farag turns his back to EU national anthem. That was arrogance and pure insult.
England is paying the price to insult other nations.
Get rid of far rights forever.
It's not just England... The UK is an amalgamation of several countries..... Scotland did not vote for this and is paying the price because of Brexit. Shortage of labour on farms especially the soft fruit sector, Shortage of staff in care, hospitality and NHS etc.
@@macred Scotland should leave the UK then. Crying about it while doing nothing is the same as doing nothing.
@@_PatrickO The Irish had to fight and win a war to be able to leave the UK, a rotten to the core union they never voted to join and never wanted to be part of in the first place. Both Scotland and Wales also never asked to be part of it either. A despicable union that has never benefited anyone except English aristocracy. It has always amazed me that both Scotland and Wales still are part of it over 100 years after the Irish won their glorious War of Independence. It should be noted that when the English decided they wanted to leave the EU they were not forced to fight and win a war to be able to do so.
@@Patmofar There was no point in fighting the UK from leaving. The only asset they have currently is their banking sector which will be siphoned off by the EU over time. The UK is in serious trouble, and no one is going to help because everyone benefits from the UK's self inflicted demise.
@@_PatrickO I never suggested that the EU should have fought the English for leaving. In fact the only favour that the Brits ever did for the EU in 47 years of membership was leaving it. I am a big fan of an English free Europe. And with London losing Euro clearing after June 2025 it will slowly fade into insignificance in the financial world. The only markets that will remain open to it will be laundering money for Russian ogliarchs, African dictators, Arab 'princes' and South American drug cartels.
And so many farmers voted for it despite the warnings of the devastation to come if we left, totally crazy.
Who needs food when you eat Sovereignty 😋
You could also eat "migrants". Very lean and good. Cheaper than the Rwanda- option, too.
@@velisvideos6208 that will be in the Conservative Party manifesto
The only thing that was "oven ready" about Brexìt was that mega turkey Bozo Johnson
We're all paying the price for Farages vanity project.
IF it was a vanity project, it didn't work too well as he is still having to fight for it. I fear you may pay more in the longer term.
Ps. 27 countries in the EU with 3 more waiting to join. Plus (As a Brit living in Austria) the word around (just a rumour) is Norway and Switzerland are looking towards joining... That would mean that apart from Britain the rest of Europe is in the EU Club. 🤔
Uk is a mess after brexit
The so-called "united" kingdom has to end.
Only if you’re a remainer.
No. No, everyone on this island is worse off since Brexit by several thousand pounds per household due entirely to being cut off from half a billion wealthy customers just one days lorry ride away from our farms and factories. That includes you Terry.@@terryj50
It has changed its name. It is now longer to write and speak. No uk any more. It is now YUK!!!!!!!!
@@terryj50 Or you are NOT an Anglo-Saxon mongrel? Perhaps?
I'm waiting for Theresa May to pop up and say that "No deli is better than a bad deli".
Tulip time is back 🙌 😂 ❤️
The upshot of all this is that we Brits have lost the ability to govern ourselves properly.
also lost the ability to vote with their heads, i don't know which is worse.
Which we were already losing, had lost, under EU governance.
@@keithhutchins8966 You can't blame EU governance for everything! Blaming the EU for everything seems to have become a national sport in this country. I can assure you that the EU did more good things for this country than it ever did bad things.
@@xelakram just ignore him, he has no grasp on reality. He believes that the UK had no hand in shaping the EU so there is no point discussing with him.
@@keithhutchins8966 there is no EU governance as such.
And don’t forget the shortages of medicines.
But don’t you remember, Johnson said that by erecting barriers to trade with the EU, the UK/ EU can do even more trade. He wouldn’t lie, would he?
Many EU exporters won’t bother with the hassle.
Good
So you just want bland crap on the shelves?
@@DCDPM food is what you make it. Must eu food is bland crap.
Such an unbearable narcissist liar. @@terryj50
@@terryj50 If your post is correct -- 'must (i assume you meant most) EU food is bland crap' -- why there are there French and Italian restaurants in countries all over the world along with Spanish tapas bars and not an English restaurant anywhere. Even in England you won't find English restaurants. WHY????? Is it because English food is so wonderful or what???? Looking forward to your explanation - P.S. Stick with the English spelling lessons, I am sure your grasp of the English language will improve with practice. Signed - Johnny Foreigner.
The Only Brexit benefit is the tax havens for millionaires of the city of London Who keeps their money and savings away from the taxman whereas the average brit pays between 30% - 42% of their income to the lnland Revenue to keep the NHS, the military and other public services on.
Dyson left the country for the same reason (avoid paying taxes).
So if you are a committed citizen who thinks paying taxes is necessary to maintain social cohesion, Brexit was no good. Although wealthy people using such financial instruments will be in denial while benefiting from them.
Too much corruption from the rich in Britain. Taking everything and giving nothing to enhance the country. James dyson? He owns a lot of farmland in uk now doesn't he? In Lincolnshire?
Deli is an anagram of LIED...... just saying 😅😅😅
Yes indeed " The entire political system needs re-addressing". If Brexit in its insanity allows this fundamental refit; it might then provide us at last withits first 'benefit'...
Let's wait for Christmas this year. The nation will do it's nut because they can't have those things from Europe they've taken for granted during the last thirty years or so. Cheeses, meats etc.
But they need the UK more than the UK needs them. Do they not?
Of course they do! Stop buying port, cognac and claret. "They" will be on their knees within a fortnight. It is so easy, no downsides, just sunny uplands for "global" Britain. And, please don't forget the extra billions to the NHS. That is a benefit, isn't it?
@@viper_fan And I needs me Boursin and Camembert! 😁
So in the longer view, for the "last thirty years or so." we have been very lucky and maybe spoiled. All good things have to come to an end. Please note we do manufacture our own cheese and rear our own animals for meat. BUY BRITISH !!! Ask Liz.
@@keithhutchins8966 Why for the sake of a xenophobic tantrum shouldn't we have choice? Variety is the spice of life. And what's more, I do buy local farm shop produce including raw milk.
When you go to our neighbouring countries, local produce is always promoted in the supermarkets.
Tesco now using Chicken from Thailand in chinese ready meals.
Does it glow in the dark?
Ya you need to eat on the very day food the going off date is low
@@LowPlainsDrifter60 Yes, but in EU standards were checked...
The use of Thai chicken is recent, and we have no idea what standards it is produced to. Sure the EU imports all sorts of food but it has to meet EU standards.
The Tories doing ehat they do best, making sure the ever widening gap between the rich and poor never closes. Leveling up, my arse.
Oh, come on Liz, there is no way that rational, intelligent, and honest politicians, would act in any way other than the best interests of the "Great British Public". Surely?
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@@lizwebstersbf At least there are plenty of wild flowers . How much per year do you get to grow them ?
@@sarahann530 not as much as we did in the CAP but also there’s not much to do once they’re drilled.
@@lizwebstersbf So how much do you get now per year compared to under the EU subsidies ?
But shortage of what products that the majority of UK citizens regularly buy.
Shortages of speciality foods which are shipped in small quantities because only a few buy them and can afford them might not be such a bad problem.
The UK has a large deficit of goods shipping with the EU, and how much of that the UK buys is necessary?
How much of what the UK buys from the EU does not have competition from other sources.
How much of that which is imported could be produced in the UK with restructured farming processes. Surely it should be a goal to make British farming more efficient, and prooduce a wider range of products.
Just to decrie the increased costs without this sort of analysis is a bit sloppy.
Brexit did not occur to just do all the same things. The UK was not succeeding as a country in the EU. It was great for a few, but for many it was hard.
So yes it's hard now, but it is a forced opportunity to consider the future, and evaluate the possibilities. The border controls will streamline just as they have between the EU and other countries.
It will be more likely once EU exporters start facing export checks. It will hamper them and they are a powerful lobby as we know.
I am hoping that Labour will be more enterprising, to take advantage of the current situation, to streamline export and import operations, to work with farmers to restructure efficiency and diversity (as they did in NZ for example).
Work with business to look at more restoring, to increase manufacturing, in the UK for local content, which is becoming a thing globally
leave the EU but import the most from the EU,but now with taxes ...best move ever^^
Brexit is self sanctioning thing of incredulity
Haha for remainers who want import everything I’m glad your have to pay more.
@@terryj50those who don't want to import anything also need to pay more. both are cheaper in the EU
@@Hvantmiki to me that is good if eu people don’t want to pay more it’s simple go back to the eu.
@@terryj50what a lovely person you sound from your comments here, this...and about obese people starving? How mean you are 🙄👎
So how much will Lee Anderson's 30p meal cost now?
Somehow, someway he will come up with an even lower figure. Simple logic. After all, the inflation has been more than halved.
Legal action is required to restore the credibility of democracy. If politicians can say any old bullshit where does that leave us. There is no legitimacy without accountability.
I am deeply saddened to see and hear these post-Brexit realities. - After so many years there is a deep regret. I would really like to hope for a solution but it is very difficult. 😞
Don't worry, a red bus has promised money.
People that voted Brexit have no regret not the ones I’ve chatted to
Depends on your definition of "regret". What we've seen and heard sofar is only related to economical losses for the UK, and personal FOM. Nothing related to the core principles of the EU.
So as long as that mentality doesn't change, there is no regret, let alone "deep regret".
The only solution available is art 49: apply to join. But make sure you have a plan to survive the decades before that will ever be realized.
@@ab-ym3bf I think most likely the UK will drift away from the EU permanently. As M.Barnier said, this means everyone loses - not only the UK. It's a mad experiment and nobody really knows how it's going to play out. We've all got our opinions.
Perhaps the UK will become even more of a vassal state of the US, which has a huge powerful and growing economy. The UK is a handy aircraft carrier.
Of course western European countries are all vassals of the US. They just don't like admitting it.
My belief at this point is that the English perhaps never belonged in the EU at all, since in general they don't believe in the wider purposes of the EU and only wanted a trade body all along.
A 30 year project for the UK to try to get back into the EU? Won't happen. Nobody works to such timetables.
@@lesleyrobertson5465 I have chatted to brexiteers who deeply regret their decision.
We won't starve, if things get totally desperate, we got plenty of gammon to eat. Just remember, if eating the gammon, don't waste your time looking for much meat from their brains.
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good to know, the zombies are all on a island!
Only poor old remainers will stave.
@@terryj50 Indeed they will stave off brexit.
@@trident6547 can’t see it
Now I have Monty Pythons 'Spam spam spam' song in my head! I cant wait for cold rubbery spam on rubbery white bread !
The EU is about abiding to a set of common rules in order to reduce trade friction and red tape. When you leave the EU then what happens?
Of cause, being member of the EU demands that you are actually willing to submit to rules made in the EU...
Greetings from Denmark.
Dear Denmark and other EU members, Some of us knew that EU wouldn’t be the UK’s whipping boy. I’m not psychic but I called this disaster. And won’t because a British citizen. Best wishes from Leeds
@@usainengland Strange, I took the view that the UK did not /would not want to be the EU's whipping boy, (Events of 60 years ago was a tragic prompt) Hence the 52% of the UK population that voted, wanted OUT. In your view you " but I called this disaster.", But as no one KNEW how the result of the 2016 referendum would work out, How could you call it ? Your sentence "And won’t because a British citizen." What does it mean?? Lest we forget.
The Conservative Party must be made to pay for this, very heavily indeed.
My negative look into the future? .... WHAT HAPPENS IF THE EU DOESN'T WANT BRITAIN BACK???
Norway happens. Accept all eu rules, pay into eu coffers, no say in the rules or direction of Europe
"nioway" doesn't happen. Since the UK is not welcome in efta the only way to achieve that would be via a Swiss style deal, which also has been excluded by the EU.
The EU is not interested in having the UK in the SM, it profits from companies and staff moving into the EU now it no longer is allowed to perform certain services. Just wait until summer next year, the end of the last grace period. @@oskarh5060
@@oskarh5060 Nope. There is no "Norway deal" because the treaty of EEA, EU and 3 EFTA members in the single market, prohibits it.
Neither the EU, nor its current 27 member States, are members of EFTA. After Brexit, the UK, not being a member of EFTA, and not anymore an EU member, could not be an EEA member and could not be a candidate to become one.
Article 126 EEA states that the Agreement shall apply to the territories which the Treaty establishing the EEC (today the EU) is applied and to the territories of Iceland, the Principality of Liechtenstein and the Kingdom of Norway . These three States are members of EFTA and, in accordance with articles 108 and of the EEA Agreement, have established the EFTA Surveillance Authority and the EFTA Court. Both these institutions are only competent for these three States. Their role is to ensure the fulfillment by the EEA EFTA States of their obligations under the EEA Agreement. They are not competent for Switzerland, despite this country being a member of EFTA.
UK as a third country cannot establish those institutions outside EFTA and they are crucial for overseeing that the single market is not compromised.
Procedurally, in order to become a member of the EEA the UK would first have to present its candidacy and negotiate and conclude an accession agreement to become an EFTA member according to article 56 of the Convention establishing the EFTA. This is because the EEA cannot apply to non EU member States, with the exception of Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, precisely because they are members of EFTA according to article 126 of the EEA. Thus, the UK will have to negotiate an accession treaty to EFTA with the four members of this organisation: Switzerland and the three EEA EFTA members.
Once becoming an EFTA member, the UK will then have to negotiate an EEA accession treaty with the 31 entities which are members of the EEA: the EU, its 27 member States and the three EEA EFTA members. The Parties could agree to proceed to both negotiations at the same time.
That is the only "Norway deal" available but unfortunately the real Norway has reopeatedly said it would veto UK joining EFTA. Then there is of course a chance that any EU state would veto UK, as an EFTA member, joining EEA too.
Drip drip drip of Brexit consequences
Drip...if only. It rather feels like the kind of flowing effluent that have hit our rivers.
That’s lovely. Many devoted Brexit voters, especially skinny ladies in their 70s, were complaining there is too much cheap food coming from the EU, making British women fat. I am not going to comment about what I am thinking about fat women here, and why is that? However, whenever I return from France, Poland, Spain or Italy, I cannot help with one question coming frequently to my mind. Why so many women are fat in the UK? Perhaps a fantastic Brexit will help the UK to solve another problem, as it solved issues with high immigration, economy, poor public services, low wages, environmental pollution, and many more.
It’s the processed foods of America.
Sure it is, among many other things.
The UK loves copying the USA, from bad diets leading to obesity, the cultures wars, right up to importing America's controversial trans/gender issues.
One wonders why there is such an alarmingly large group of long term sick people in the UK, suffering from depression or worse.
Yet certain brits will claim it has nothing to do with fastly deteriorating living standards in the UK, after 14 years of tory austerity and brexit. No, it is lazyness and the wunderful state support handouts people get
I laughed so hard reading your post I nearly did not get to the loo in time.
They will still exist in smaller numbers on the high street & online but prices will increase, widening the gap between the obscenely rich & the rest of us desperately poor. It looks likeJacob Rees-Mogg is going to get his wish to take us all back to the 1900's.
My English friend is so poor he had to resort to eating his pet hamster Boris. He couldn't warm it up though because he couldn't afford the gas for cooking. So instead he set an egg timer and popped Boris up his bumhole for 3 minutes until it went ping.
PING.....
So rude, but I laughed my head off.
Another cross us remainers will have to bear,
Thank you for letting us know food shortages will be imminent, I will post back when the shelves are empty.
Compassion for the conned
lets face it, some Brits will loose a lot of weight....
mostly the poor ones....
but its one of many reasons the island will not turn over....!
Oh no, they'll just eat more frozen ultraprocessed cheap food that they are so keen of anyway and less fresh healthier products. They soon will reach the obesity rate and the lower life span of the USA.
"LOSE" not "LOOSE"! You can lose your loose change, get it?
The NFU reckons that if uk farming goes at full throttle U.K. farming can only feed the U.K. from Jan to Aug. No one yet worked out the carbon footprint from importing from NZ and Aus and the Pacific Rim
Italian ordinary people can't come ti uk for this disaster
Why are these crooks and incompetent shysters not facing prison?
Because their buddies with whom they went to school are out there to defend them. Who would prosecute against their own (or other) old school tie?
The checks are only going to be sporadic as British ports don't have the capacity to carry out full import checks. And it's likely even these token checks will be phazed out, AKA, delayed yet again, once the costs start to bite.
Which only goes to show as in multiple other areas,GB,for all the spouting off over the years is still not prepared for Brexit.How dozey can you get`?
Random sample checks are a valid way of maintaining standards. The EU uses this with other countries, and indeed makes agreements with other countries to certify to its standards in some products.
The farmers in the other programs told us how great they are and that UK farmers are the best in the world. Surely they can figure out how to make Deli meats. They have control now !
Farming (rearing of cattle etc) is DIFFERENT to the activities of preparing food for consumption. There wOULD be a possibility for others to set up as FOOD producers (meat curing for example) BUT too many lAZY Brexiteers prefer to sit on their backsides and wait for someone else to take the risk of setting up a new enterprise.
Farmers voted for this.
At roughly the same percentage as all the other 'leave' voters, you are ALL guilty of the mess that is incoming.
Your remorse is all about money and business and all this. What a shame. No words about what the EU is really about like heritage, community and values. Nothing of that from the UK, just whining about money. That's pathetic. I think you don't deserve the EU.
This channel is about food and farming and the impact of Brexit on the sector. It’s not a channel to definitely promote the values of the EU project.
@@lizwebstersbf Yes, sure it is, what else
@@eucitizen78 It will take decades until at least some understand reality. Up to now, the only thing they care about is their pockets; and there is little difference between Remain or Leave supporters!
No delli's. But we are doing a deal with New Delhi.😅
Liz, amend your closing sentence to "The sooner ,🏴 Westmonster comes off its imperialisic (we are best) pedestal, the better" 🤔
Dont worry , with the cost of living crisis most people wont be able to afford fresh food anyway and those that have enough money to afford the extra cost have to pay the extra cost.
Not sure if canned or frozen british food will be cheaper than imported canned or frozen food but the next level of the great british experiment will show it soon.
I wonder who makes extra money from this new british way ?
Who needs food if you have *BLUE PASSPORTS* and such *!?!*
Don't forget the mystical sovereignty, well worth lowering living standards for.
Brexit message: "Don't eat foreign muck" ;)
THE POLISH ONES A ROUND ME DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM.
A PROPER BREXIT PATRIOT WOULD NEVER DO SOMETHING SO RIDICULOUS AS SHOP AT A POLISH STORE. IF IT DOES NOT HAVE A BILLION UNION JACK'S PLASTERED ON IT, ITS TRASH. 🤣🤣
Well with practically no border checks maybe they don’t get to fill the forms or taxes
As somebody wrote in Guardian Comments many years ago: 'Brexit- Spam and Spitfires'.
Have you noticed the alarming increase in ww2 films making an appearance on freeview channels over the last 3 years or so? I certainly have and I am very concerned. It would appear that the powers that be have decided that the ingurlish need to exercise their "patriotic" (?) flag waving muscles 🤮. Well as far as I'm concerned, the "powers that be" can take their flag and shove it RIGHT up their R.Soles .....I, having seen and in some cases spoken with these xenophobic racists, am ashamed to be classed as bri'ish. Trouble is, I'm a dual national (UK and US) and take it from me, I ain't in a hurry to renew my American passport at this moment either with that cun(tinued on p.94) twumpy wumpy possibly on his way back to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave this November.....kinell, what to do😢
I think it is time to dig out these handy little books published during WW2, which explained how to cook well with almost nothing. I bought one at the war museum in Salford/Manchester, I had no idea at the time it was an investment.
The best seller cook book will be "100 delicious North Korean recipies with grass and acorns".
Yet another very informative video from the honourable Liz Webster. Someone should put you into the House of Lords! ❤🎉😊
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Brexit wrote checks/cheques that the UK can’t cash 🤷♂️
That was the business model of Nigel Farage, Jacob Rees Mason Verger, Richard Tice and other such humanitarian benefactors.
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Over the last few days, I have seen two TV clips of members of the Johnson family on TV channels, Rachel on Norwegian TV and Boris on a US university UA-cam channel, both discussing Brexit. In front of the cameras and just the way they like it. It seems that within the Johnson family, it was all 'a bit of a larf'. Both clips, totally patronising and totally bl--dy insulting.
Will of the people "nostalgia" for food shortage of 50's back in time 😂 Rationing + queues 😂
Don’t forget rickets and scurvy.
British Children in poverty are already shorter in height than their more affluent contemporaries, so the return to the good old days is well on the way.
Try and remember why there was a shortage of food and rationing in the 1950's . Surely we don't wish to go through the preceding events again. The freedoms we have enjoyed over the last 60 years and the sacrifices made by millions for us to enjoy those freedoms cannot be handed over to an even more undemocratic organisation than we have now, so that we become like sheep. Unless that is what many of the posters on this site wish, then there is very little hope for the rest of us who care.
@@keithhutchins8966 You don't care, you are as bad as the Brexiteers. The EU is democratic but you are too obnoxious and simply incorrect to say otherwise.
Back to the good old days. A Brexit benefit - at last!
Who Cares. There'll Be Plenty Of Gammon.
Tragically our current state of affairs was predictable before any Brexit negotiation took place. Also clear that our " negotiators" new nothing of what Brexit was about and the implications of what they were signing up to. Bring back Sir Winston Churchill who understood the necessity of a unified Europe and the welfare of the British people.
Can I borrow you eminently wonderful Crystal Ball I need the numbers for the Lottery. No one KNEW what the consequences of Brexit would be, it was an unprecedented event that no one expected, least of all the politicians. Project fear, if you remember, forecast all sorts of events that have not morphed into reality. It might be more constructive to think about WHY the majority of the population who voted cast their ballot the way they did. They honoured their annual oath not to forget. Did you ?
The UK did not have a Trade negotiation team before Brexit as they had to use EU negotiators as a member. So you are right the UK negotiators that turned up had little experience or may have been seconded from other countries.
But now going forward the UK has a built a new trade ministry of some 6000 people, still not fully experienced but growing with experience over time.
Yet it is estimated that Tories will get 150 seats at the next election, so there are still people who dislike wealth and health and love sewage.
I can only hazard a guess and assume our government knows this .
Therefore it is my guess that the checks will be low key and low level so as not to disrupt supply chains .
And that will mean that unsafe food will come into the UK. remember that there are 2 sorts of producce coming from the EU into the UK: 1) EU produce proper: good standards, checked, it will jsut be more expensive. 2)Produce transiting through the EU, produced elsewhere, and which the EU won't have to check (and therefore will save themselves the time and efforts) as the UK is not in the EU anymore. Some of that might be unsafe. But cheap. The already much lamented state of the UK public health will suffer.
By the way spam stands for specially produced america meat. It is not english. Thank god.
It is not the brexit itself but out of control british bureaucracy in this case. They well could accept EU certifications unilaterally.
No, violation of the WTO non-discrimination rules. Should the UK unilaterally accept EU certificates, they would have to accept certificates of all WTO members.
Get over it you all read the 6000 page documents regarding brexit 🎉 reap what you sowed
I got some German sliced meat and on the packet it says not for EU was wondering what that ment and this was Tesco's
Farage continue to go in bruxxeles...he keep going telling lies
Benefit of Brexit is the down fall of the Tories
Yay - more spam - hopefully we will have to queue for it because then we can really relive our WW2 fantasies when we "ruled the world" 🤣 or maybe not...
The UK is approximately 58% self-sufficient in pig meat, which is lower than other proteins such as lamb (109%), beef (86%) and poultry (65%). Why not have the UK farmers supply UK delis? Increase production?
You should be PM! 😜
Don’t know where you got your numbers from! Anyway since Brexit food production is collapsing as govt are paying farmers to plant flowers.
In order to increase production one has to invest into the infrastructure needed.
If you follow the subject you would have noticed the bit where UK meat had to be exported for processing due to a lack of butchers...
Says a lot on the topic.
I think you might have confused delis with butchers' shops.
@Nice0n3 So invest in the infrastructure.
Just what everyone needs a cooking show and polo from Netflix from the Markel’s Lol
How much more damage before legal action for electoral fraud and treason are taken against the tories and newspapers.
Brexit still giving😂😂😂😂
no matter what bad happens a Brexiteer will say time and time again ..."its got nothing to do with Brexit" ...... eg i know of one who worships Brexit and Farage & co ..i say to him in reply " |Brexit is affecting all of us one way or another" .... he replies with ......." F off its not affecting me at all !! its you lot that are blinkered which is why the country is in such a state " .............no point in arguing with them so i could not be bothered to reply.......he just quite obvious thinks he is right , has won the argument and put me in my place.
No cure for stupid I am afraid
Yet another story illustrating that we are governed(?) by those who could not organise a piss up in a brewery. They had a dream but no plan. When they had to start planning they had no idea just how very complicated the whole thing is.
well that makes a change, blaming the government and not the farmers.
@@edwardbernthal160 Credit where credit is due.
brexit sucess enjoy kind regards from EU
We want a rejoin march
Turkeys voting for Christmas
'whatever europe do, britain can do better' - sun tzu
I thought it was Shit Sun, this other great philosopher.
People voted for this after having been told that this would happen.
More project fear ?
@@keithhutchins8966it’s been renamed: Project of course this was going to happen
Having been told that this was going to happen, why do you think that people, a majority that voted, took that decision?
Cobblers!!!
One of my comments appears not to have passed the board of censors!
Nooooo! Not spam!!! 🤢😭
Been saying it for years… Brexcrement was great News for Veganism (yay!) just for all the wrong reasons (boo!).
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We will have more meat coming in from South America and Australia instead.
@@lizwebstersbf
Who needs "food standards", right?
Thanks for the reply Liz… and ALL the hard work.
Genuinely.
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Spam...pork or chicken..? Or data.
I couldn't find thyme fresh.. lovely 2 aldi , 1 lidl , morrison shop .. nothing
I have not seen endives at Lidl for about 4 years.
@annepoitrineau5650 first rule go in the shop . Second open your eys ... 😂 just kidding ... my lidl had it always .... ups iam back in Germany 🇩🇪.... I wish .. in 2 years iam back. End of this nonsense country 😂
@@-BY205 Lidl in France also had endives.
Webster, stop shouting, horse has already bolted and you opened the stable door. 😂🤣
I have to remind you how many farmers voted for Brexit. There were as many Brexit voting farmers as there were leavers in any other sphere of business. Brexit voting farmers went so far as to put Vote Brexit signs in their fields. I know there were also remain voting farmers. But like every other sphere of business, remain voting farmers have to live with the consequences caused by the leave voting farmers. That's Brexit. I am not hearing a huge clamour from farmers about the problems associated with Brexit. I am not hearing a huge clamour from small and medium businesses either. Until those affected start screaming the house down and make our corrupt and useless government take notice, Brexit damage will continue.
The Brexit vote in farming was lower than national vote given average age of farmers and that most are male. And farmers are demonstrating about Brexit, we all went to London in tractors just 3 weeks ago.
anything that has a US, Aussie, Indian label on it will not get my money. the food is shit and the standards low. Obesity and cancer related food stuffs on the other hand, those countries love them!
so much harm done and ignored on the back of a minority lead non binding referendum. but on the other hand the good news is, I now see that Scotland's future needs to be federally or fully independent from England's Westminster and their overwhelming voting bloc. Again we're dragged into shit we wanted nothing to do with!
Also, there are so many food poisoning occurrences in the USA, do we want this in the UK?
REMOAN REMOAN REMOAN
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*BLUE PASSPORTS ARE GOOD!!!*
You'll be moaning when we rejoin.
You voted for it so live with it!
I didn't, like 48% of those that actually voted. But, yes, I do have to live with it.
I did not vote for brexit, but I still have to live with it. I had much rather be proven wrong than having to deal with all the Brexit consequences, but here we are: I was right.
@@annepoitrineau5650 Ditto
Now forth biggest exporter in the world. You were complaining about foreign imports now it’s the opposite.
The EU should impose similar taxes on UK imports. Why bothering ordering anything from the UK anyways??
What a load of tosh
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A reliable news source. Treasure your gold.
Im really, really sorry for the Brits. I really do.. On the other hand. ... i F* laugh me socks off. I hate to say i told you so. But i will say it over and over. Sorry bout that..
The point is some of us didn't believe the lies, some of can see recognise bullshit. I didn't choise to leave so i am exempt from the charge we choose leave, we less me . Get over it if this offensive.
I did not vote Brexit either.
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I can provide a Brexit Benefit. What about:" I do not need to listen to polish language on a bus." Great innit!
I am English and I deliberately speak fluent Spanish with my girlfriend in public. Fuck the racists. I have a few bob, but I hope Brexit voters have to use food banks.
No more Polish on the bus...because the little Polska Sklep round the corner has closed, due to the owners going back to Poland where they can get all the EU cheeses they want.
So the EU will be losing Billions in lost sales 🤔
No we are dependent on the EU for food so will just have to pay more for it.
It has always been said that the EU is not happy about Brexit. Of course it is not just the UK that has lost billions ...
@@lizwebstersbf I've never seen so much food in our shelves, why haven't Aldi and Lidl pulled out of the UK.. please explain
@@Slanche1974 Why should Aldi and Lidl pull out of the so-called "united" kingdom?
@@viper_fan it was a joke, Aldi and Lidl are fantastic German Companies, are they moaning about custom checks, the answer is no, their prices are Fabulous and most of their products is sourced within the UK. Brexit has made no impact on them so you know why ?