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<blockquote data-quote="digger64" data-source="post: 7450419" data-attributes="member: 16562"><p>Quite simple chop it up and mix it up then label it . Then source it as best suits you just retaining a portion of uk assurred product to allow you to use the label .</p><p>Same with milling wheat or compound feeds etc .</p><p>This was really easy before brexit , its how ABP etc manipulated the beef market with no trade barrier,tarriffs ,customs and free movement across borders by having processing plants in different eu countries , in theory the new " deal" still allows this ,in practise its harder .</p><p>I think the rise in most farm product prices is due to brexit , except pigs which exported alot of their processing/production capacity to the continent which means the deal has screwed them up .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="digger64, post: 7450419, member: 16562"] Quite simple chop it up and mix it up then label it . Then source it as best suits you just retaining a portion of uk assurred product to allow you to use the label . Same with milling wheat or compound feeds etc . This was really easy before brexit , its how ABP etc manipulated the beef market with no trade barrier,tarriffs ,customs and free movement across borders by having processing plants in different eu countries , in theory the new " deal" still allows this ,in practise its harder . I think the rise in most farm product prices is due to brexit , except pigs which exported alot of their processing/production capacity to the continent which means the deal has screwed them up . [/QUOTE]
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