Sorry @Aircooled - was tied up yesterday dealing with government incompetence over stewardship schemes. The government published the tariff schedule should we leave with no deal, this was done barely a month ago so bloody useless for anyone to plan (regardless of how we voted as individuals), as such there is plenty of available information upon the impact of such tariffs, quotas etc. In short the schedule is flawed as it breaks a WTO rule, however, if it actually was implemented as published, then we would see all Ag exports "taxed" the moment we leave with No Deal, this includes nearly everything we export to nearly every country we trade with in these products, as our 44 odd trade agreements are as a member of the EU, and Foxy has failed to roll over these deals to more than half a dozen countries. However, simultaneously the same published tariffs confirm imports of Ag produce into the Uk will be at reduced tariffs, indeed all Ag produce from Ireland can pass into the North at zero tariffs whereas our produce going the opposite direction will have tariffs of 40% for lamb, 30% for dairy and as high as 80% on some beef and cereal! I mentioned flaws in the plan and this is it, the Uk can't grant tariff free to Ireland without doing so to the rest of the countries we trade with - incompetence or deliberate? Either way it's illegal but our government wish to do it.
Ahh, the alternative gentleman to the EU.
Big World out there
There's no denying that.
No surprise there. The EU has an economy bigger than the US therefore is able to negotiate on equal terms,
yep trump all the way ,you know exactly where you stand with hom ,the eu i wouldn't trust them as far as i could throw em