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Ashtree · Jun 15, 2021

Well done Skippy. A “fantastic deal for Australia”, with no clear benefits for the old country. Oh, Jacobs Creek and Fosters, will be cheaper and will make swallowing cheap Aussie beef a tad more acceptable.

Boris Johnson's 'global Britain' needs more than a tiny Australian trade deal
https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/15/business/uk-australia-deal-brexit-global-britain/index.html

More to life · Jun 15, 2021

Is Australian beef actually cheap ?

Exfarmer · Jun 15, 2021

More to life said:
Is Australian beef actually cheap ?

Probably not, but it makes US and Brazilian a shoe in.

le bon paysan · Jun 15, 2021

Exfarmer said:
Probably not, but it makes US and Brazilian a shoe in.

Sadly , yes.
The end game the Moggster and Co. wanted.
Pain et Cirque!

Ashtree · Jun 15, 2021

le bon paysan said:
Sadly , yes.
The end game the Moggster and Co. wanted.
Pain et Cirque!

Pain, what pain? Sovereignty is the best possible anaesthetic.

le bon paysan · Jun 15, 2021

Ashtree said:
Pain, what pain? Sovereignty is the best possible anaesthetic.

Bread and Circus

le bon paysan · Jun 15, 2021

According to the Daily Telegraph in the first year... "Britain will initially accept up to 25,000 tonnes of lamb; 24,000 tonnes of cheese; and 80,000 tonnes of sugar." Quotas will increase thereafter."
Once the full quotas are reached ...

kiwi pom · Jun 15, 2021

More to life said:
Is Australian beef actually cheap ?

Don't think so but if it is the Irish should be worried too, why import their Beef if you can get it cheaper from Australia?
Milk price is much the same, so don't see how their cheese will be cheaper.
Lamb might be ??

robs1 · Jun 16, 2021

Ashtree said:
Well done Skippy. A “fantastic deal for Australia”, with no clear benefits for the old country. Oh, Jacobs Creek and Fosters, will be cheaper and will make swallowing cheap Aussie beef a tad more acceptable.

Boris Johnson's 'global Britain' needs more than a tiny Australian trade deal
https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/15/business/uk-australia-deal-brexit-global-britain/index.html

You do realise that fosters is brewed here and currently beef market prices in Oz are higher than here . It must be wonderful living in your happy little world,

bobk · Jun 16, 2021

kiwi pom said:
Don't think so but if it is the Irish should be worried too, why import their Beef if you can get it cheaper from Australia?
Milk price is much the same, so don't see how their cheese will be cheaper.
Lamb might be ??

, Don't let facts get in the way of the remainers agenda

bobk · Jun 16, 2021

robs1 said:
You do realise that fosters is brewed here and currently beef market prices in Oz are higher than here . It must be wonderful living in your happy little world,

San Miguel is also brewed here , and it's better than the real stuff .

Exfarmer · Jun 16, 2021

robs1 said:
You do realise that fosters is brewed here and currently beef market prices in Oz are higher than here . It must be wonderful living in your happy little world,

But as I said above, if we allow Australia to export hormone treated beef and GM products, we will never stop the US etc.doing likewise and that is the concern.
Australia is the Trojan Horse, which these Liberals see as the key.
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bobk said:
San Miguel is also brewed here , and it's better than the real stuff .

That is debatable

bobk · Jun 16, 2021

Exfarmer said:
.
That is debatable

The spanish stuff is a bit beery for my liking , not lagery .

Ashtree · Jun 16, 2021

This deal sets the floor for all to follow. The yanks are already firing up new production plants for chlorine and steroids, for UK bound meat.
Time Boris fired up a couple of production plants for lube. Maybe as a sop to rural dwellers, the lube should be distributed free of charge.
Should the lube have the red tractor logo? That’s the question

Exfarmer · Jun 16, 2021

bobk said:
The spanish stuff is a bit beery for my liking , not lagery .

My god man! A Brexiteer who does not prefer beer over lager

I thought it all went wrong for you guys, when we took to Stella , kronenburg, Heineken and those funny German brews which I never really liked.
Actually the Stella now is a very poor imitation of the original, which I think the Belgians should have taken us to court for fraud and impersonation

However all very off topic

Danllan · Jun 16, 2021

Ashtree said:
This deal sets the floor for all to follow. The yanks are already firing up new production plants for chlorine and steroids, for UK bound meat.
Time Boris fired up a couple of production plants for lube. Maybe as a sop to rural dwellers, the lube should be distributed free of charge.
Should the lube have the red tractor logo? That’s the question

No response to the points above? Surely not just another sh!t-stirring effort, desperate...

Pasty · Jun 16, 2021

Exfarmer said:
My god man! A Brexiteer who does not prefer beer over lager
I thought it all went wrong for you guys, when we took to Stella , kronenburg, Heineken and those funny German brews which I never really liked.
Actually the Stella now is a very poor imitation of the original, which I think the Belgians should have taken us to court for fraud and impersonation
However all very off topic

Isn't Stella brewed in Birmingham now? Not sure. Bit like Carling. Cheap rubbish that turns you into a woman eventually. The only lager I have ever enjoyed is Lowenbrau. I do like a good IPA. Flowers was always my fave but Salcombe do a very good one as well.

BrianV · Jun 16, 2021

robs1 said:
You do realise that fosters is brewed here and currently beef market prices in Oz are higher than here . It must be wonderful living in your happy little world,

Do any of us really believe prices will stay this high when the pandemic is over & things & transport return to normal, supply & demand controls prices on everything!

bobk · Jun 16, 2021

Exfarmer said:
My god man! A Brexiteer who does not prefer beer over lager
I thought it all went wrong for you guys, when we took to Stella , kronenburg, Heineken and those funny German brews which I never really liked.
Actually the Stella now is a very poor imitation of the original, which I think the Belgians should have taken us to court for fraud and impersonation
However all very off topic

I'm not a brexiteer.

robs1 · Jun 16, 2021

BrianV said:
Do any of us really believe prices will stay this high when the pandemic is over & things & transport return to normal, supply & demand controls prices on everything!

Of course it does and demand for meat and dairy is rising in the asian markets Oz is selling to so why add costs to send it here to sell cheaper.

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