Following the French, shut for luncheon
Brexit & Borders
- Thread starter BrianV
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- Location
- Limousin, France
Brexit bonus...
Excellent news
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Do you get compensation for being stuck on a motorway for 8 hours after a smash ? Do you get compo for waiting around for a delivery driver ? Doubt it was very high up peoples concerns
Why checks, didn't need them before, what has changed with whats coming in ?Another delay in phytosanitary checks. Brexit does seem rather asymmetric.
Apparently the only benefit will be reduced costs ti the consumer, and less protection for domestic producer and possibility of swine favour.
Brexit the gift horse that keeps on giving.
Nothing most likely much the same as what’s going out that the EU insist on having checks on, we seem determined to disadvantage UK producers by putting up with endless EU hurdles whilst encouraging EU imports without the same added burden, talk about taking back control what a load of horse sh!t the Tories talk up!
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- Location
- Limousin, France
Because goods can transit the EU without inspection if the destination is not in the EU.
Hindsight
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
I appreciate you are being ironic H, but it was explained in 2016 in the information provided to the electorate when they decided whether to vote leave or remain. Does seem odd that folk didn't seem to appreciate the finer points of the single market. Hey ho, we move on. Make ones bed and lie in it, and all that. Cheers
Up to the 31st January 2020, nobody needed borders / checks. After 31st January 2020, all of a sudden, we must have borders/ checks. Hmmmmm.
Let's imagine there was one main corridor into Ukraine for freight / food etc. And the Russkies introduced this childish crap to slow freight..........
EU no better than Putin IMO.
Let's imagine there was one main corridor into Ukraine for freight / food etc. And the Russkies introduced this childish crap to slow freight..........
EU no better than Putin IMO.
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- Bay of Plenty NZ
You’re no longer a member of the EU and the customs union.
Not being ironic at all
Has what we import from the EU suddenly become dangerous or some such? Twas ok the other day with no checks, why the need now ? Has eu produce gone down hill that much in a few months? Is the food rotten? Are the cars unsafe ? Whats suddenly wrong with it ?
- Location
- Limousin, France
What don't you understand?
Do you want meat from Turkey , Eastern Med. and North Africa coming into the UK with no inspection?
Charlie Gill
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- Location
- Kent
Genuine question; what is wrong with their meat?
Bet we've had plenty already , won't be tougher than a french limmy
Charlie Gill
Member
- Location
- Kent
I wouldn't know but I've eaten out in Turkey and I'm wondering what could be wrong with their meat?
- Location
- Limousin/Charentes toad land
We have limmi cows and are surrounded by farmers with them. We can’t produce the meat fast enough for demand.
There must be a big demand for tough meat
mind you, I suppose Europeans are more about flavour and know how to cook
caveman
Member
- Location
- East Sussex.
It's not EU meat.
Or more to the point. It's not had an EU stamp and a percentage put on it.
Charlie Gill
Member
- Location
- Kent
A clipboard tariff?
HSENI names new farm safety champions
Written by William Kellett from Agriland
The Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) alongside the Farm Safety Partnership (FSP), has named new farm safety champions and commended the outstanding work on farm safety that has been carried out in the farming community in the last 20 years.
Two of these champions are Malcom Downey, retired principal inspector for the Agri/Food team in HSENI and Harry Sinclair, current chair of the Farm Safety Partnership and former president of the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU).
Improving farm safety is the key aim of HSENI’s and the FSP’s work and...
Two of these champions are Malcom Downey, retired principal inspector for the Agri/Food team in HSENI and Harry Sinclair, current chair of the Farm Safety Partnership and former president of the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU).
Improving farm safety is the key aim of HSENI’s and the FSP’s work and...