can't be bothered to read the link but the more you send somewhere else the betterMeanwhile back at the ranch, the good old EU confirming more trade deals
Another door opens for Irish beef as the UK door closes. Every little bit helps.
CETA trade deal receives backing of EU Trade Committee @agrilandIreland
http://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/ceta-trade-deal-receives-backing-of-eu-trade-committee/
The most dangerous man in the world
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No remoaners trying to use the law to block the will of the people,not very democratic is it
No trouble at all. The Irish beef competing with your blues, is stuff produced to the same standards of traceability and all of that good stuff. Hence similar cost of production within reason.
Now the stuff coming from S America once Liam Fox and his underlings sign the papers will be another story. Cheap untraceable stuff reared on cheap cheap grass and no shortage of antibiotics and other undesirable sh1te. @farmerclare might well have to frogmarch you down to the local Aldi shop to get a part time job in the S American meat counter. Couldn't possibly have you under her feet all day wishing the Irish came back with their proper stuff so you could complete again
Cloud cuckoo land,you have opened yourself to lots more imports with no benefits to the eu beef farmers,they have only said they will take more porkNo trouble at all. The Irish beef competing with your blues, is stuff produced to the same standards of traceability and all of that good stuff. Hence similar cost of production within reason.
Now the stuff coming from S America once Liam Fox and his underlings sign the papers will be another story. Cheap untraceable stuff reared on cheap cheap grass and no shortage of antibiotics and other undesirable sh1te. @farmerclare might well have to frogmarch you down to the local Aldi shop to get a part time job in the S American meat counter. Couldn't possibly have you under her feet all day wishing the Irish came back with their proper stuff so you could complete again
its yourself
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- Scotland, Finland and France.
Upholding UK law. Preserving the sovereignty of parliament.
Terrible innit.
Ought to be banned.
Do read the detail.
Under the trade agreement, EU beef and sheepmeat market access into Canada will be fully liberalised at zero in-quota rates.
Okay what ever it's a great deal for you bully for youDo read the detail.
Under the trade agreement, EU beef and sheepmeat market access into Canada will be fully liberalised at zero in-quota rates.
Parliament passed the buck to the people simply really
its yourself
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- Location
- Scotland, Finland and France.
My word. The whole case has passed you by hasn't it.
It's no good scratching your head,you think it's great ,all I see is more beef coming your way into what could be an over supplied market
No I just choose not to listen to remoaners,anyway still on track bill before parliament next week and article 50 invoked by March ,nothing has changed except a lot of lawyers have had a good payout
RobFZS
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When i read it, it didn't seem such a good deal for usDo read the detail.
Under the trade agreement, EU beef and sheepmeat market access into Canada will be fully liberalised at zero in-quota rates.
Beef: One of the most important elements for Canada in this negotiation has been beef, notably fresh beef. The total duty-free access the EU will grant to Canada for beef amounts to 45,838 tonnes (expressed in carcass weight equivalent - CWE), of which 30,838 tonnes are fresh beef. To this volume, should be added the bilateral consolidation of the existing 4,162 tonnes CWE of fresh beef that the EU had already granted to Canada in the past as compensation for the hormones dispute. All of the above corresponds to about 0.6% of the total EU consumption. There will also be an EU TRQ for 3,000 tonnes of bison, which will apply at entry into force of CETA. Finally, the existing WTO TRQ for Hilton beef (11,500 tonnes, expressed in product weight5 , shared between Canada and the US) will be maintained, but the in-quota duty will be brought to zero for Canada.
http://trade.ec.europa.eu/doclib/docs/2014/december/tradoc_152982.pdf
So thankfully, the eu can get flooded while we pick up more niche markets
That's how I read it,but some on here thinks it's good because their masters in the eu say it isWhen i read it, it didn't seem such a good deal for us
Beef: One of the most important elements for Canada in this negotiation has been beef, notably fresh beef. The total duty-free access the EU will grant to Canada for beef amounts to 45,838 tonnes (expressed in carcass weight equivalent - CWE), of which 30,838 tonnes are fresh beef. To this volume, should be added the bilateral consolidation of the existing 4,162 tonnes CWE of fresh beef that the EU had already granted to Canada in the past as compensation for the hormones dispute. All of the above corresponds to about 0.6% of the total EU consumption. There will also be an EU TRQ for 3,000 tonnes of bison, which will apply at entry into force of CETA. Finally, the existing WTO TRQ for Hilton beef (11,500 tonnes, expressed in product weight5 , shared between Canada and the US) will be maintained, but the in-quota duty will be brought to zero for Canada.
http://trade.ec.europa.eu/doclib/docs/2014/december/tradoc_152982.pdf
So thankfully, the eu can get flooded while we pick up more niche markets
Roger Perry
Member
Not a good deal for Canadian dairymen though, if the Canadian taxpayer has now got to pay compensation to its' farmers because of EU cheese imports.
you really think more eu trade deals are good for your beef?Meanwhile back at the ranch, the good old EU confirming more trade deals
Another door opens for Irish beef as the UK door closes. Every little bit helps.
CETA trade deal receives backing of EU Trade Committee @agrilandIreland
http://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/ceta-trade-deal-receives-backing-of-eu-trade-committee/
- 8 to 16% from the horses mouth!
page 10 of this wee report
http://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/bitstream/JRC103838/lbna28200enn.pdf
I said this specific trade deal with Canada is good for the beef sector. Your data supports my assumption big time.
Mercoursor if it should ever come to pass would be a disaster.
trumpy doesnt hang about
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-38740717
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-38740717