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<blockquote data-quote="neilo" data-source="post: 6621680" data-attributes="member: 348"><p>But we are still a major ‘producer & exporter’ of lamb. The majority of our exports have been going to our continental neighbours, as would be sensible, so I don’t really get your point.</p><p></p><p>IF we are allowed to export to China & Asia (every country needs Export Certificates in place to do so, whether that’s from the EU or the ‘independent’ UK), then it would certainly represent a valuable additional export market at the moment. It would be shortsighted to starve the more reliable customer on our doorstep though, given China’s record of building up a trade then dropping you in it. As a trading nation, they make the UK supermarkets seem benevolent!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="neilo, post: 6621680, member: 348"] But we are still a major ‘producer & exporter’ of lamb. The majority of our exports have been going to our continental neighbours, as would be sensible, so I don’t really get your point. IF we are allowed to export to China & Asia (every country needs Export Certificates in place to do so, whether that’s from the EU or the ‘independent’ UK), then it would certainly represent a valuable additional export market at the moment. It would be shortsighted to starve the more reliable customer on our doorstep though, given China’s record of building up a trade then dropping you in it. As a trading nation, they make the UK supermarkets seem benevolent! [/QUOTE]
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