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I suspect that exports are mostly managed with a collection of trade agreements which, because we love free trade so much, dont invisage a huge export tarrif being slapped on them.
the issue for the uk is logosticsI suspect that exports are mostly managed with a collection of trade agreements which, because we love free trade so much, dont invisage a huge export tarrif being slapped on them.
There'll be some bolly flowing around the ski slopes this winter.Hold on tight Rodney! This time next year....
View attachment 1036435On a rocket ship to mars now
Way beyond orbit
Can we please refrain from putting photos of rocket/ missile looking thingymejigs up!
What are your thoughts on this?Why is the price difference only being displayed for Nov on the London market?View attachment 1036444
Why is the price difference only being displayed for Nov on the London market?View attachment 1036444
The boss of Greggs has said this morning their prices will have to increase up to 10% due to cereal prices and this mornings prices were referenced. An article in the Daily Mail onlineWhat are your thoughts on this?
Must soon be the final nail in the coffin for pig, poultry, egg producers.
Unless prices rise dramatically in the shops and these increases passed onto producers.
Is anyone further up the chain even aware?
The grilling by MP’s of the Bank of England this week regarding why they haven’t foreseen inflation going through the roof could be very interesting as hiking interest rates will have no influence over food inflation except maybe curb production and increase costs through the whole supply chain so effectively chucking petrol on the fire.Food inflation is going to be crazy. Putin might not be firing nukes at us but cost of living through increased gas, fuel and food prices will cause a lot of pain.
Boe should have raised interest rates along time ago, they cannot raise them much now without ruining a good many. Nothing is going to curb food inflation apart from an ending to the warThe grilling by MP’s of the Bank of England this week regarding why they haven’t foreseen inflation going through the roof could be very interesting as hiking interest rates will have no influence over food inflation except maybe curb production and increase costs through the whole supply chain so effectively chucking petrol on the fire.
I don't even think ending the war will. The trend was inflatory even before it.Boe should have raised interest rates along time ago, they cannot raise them much now without ruining a good many. Nothing is going to curb food inflation apart from an ending to the war
My agent thought locking into £190 for 2022 crop was a good idea. Glad I've let it run.how many farming agents will have sold a big chunk on the percieved marketing notion to sell when you see a profit based on averages
It’s disastrous.What are your thoughts on this?
Must soon be the final nail in the coffin for pig, poultry, egg producers.
Unless prices rise dramatically in the shops and these increases passed onto producers.
Is anyone further up the chain even aware?