Not that triggered.
Que Sera and all that
Single Market / Customs Union - A Tragic Loss
- Thread starter Ashtree
- Start date
Que Sera and all that
- Location
- Cheltenham
I didn’t personally vote for Farage.
BBC News - Brexit: 1,000 EU finance firms 'set to open UK offices'
Brexit: 1,000 EU finance firms 'set to open UK offices'
Applications to operate via a UK base suggest London will remain a key financial centre, a consultancy says.
www.bbc.co.uk
The usual suspects will be on shouting fake news ...BBC News - Brexit: 1,000 EU finance firms 'set to open UK offices'
Brexit: 1,000 EU finance firms 'set to open UK offices'
Applications to operate via a UK base suggest London will remain a key financial centre, a consultancy says.www.bbc.co.uk
- Location
- Limousin, France
Cornwall farmer huh? Remind me... how did cornwall vote overall? I know a couple of brexit supporters living down there who should jump at the chance of taking british jobs back from oversees workers.
- Location
- Limousin/Charentes toad land
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capfits
Member
Somerset Capital returning?BBC News - Brexit: 1,000 EU finance firms 'set to open UK offices'
Brexit: 1,000 EU finance firms 'set to open UK offices'
Applications to operate via a UK base suggest London will remain a key financial centre, a consultancy says.www.bbc.co.uk
They need us .....................
They don't need you , ha ha
Well , no problem with these EU exports in to the UK
Eighteen people rescued from refrigerated lorry in Peterborough
Police said a lorry driver found the people when he stopped at a motorway service area.
www.bbc.co.uk
- Location
- Limousin, France
George Eustice on channel 4 lying through his teeth!
Third country rules have not changed, they are the same as the UK drew up while a member! What a f**k up by Eustice!! His answer , oh we are going to support the shell fish producers because the EU actually mean to enforce Third country rules
who knew!!!
Ooohhhh! FFS
Third country rules have not changed, they are the same as the UK drew up while a member! What a f**k up by Eustice!! His answer , oh we are going to support the shell fish producers because the EU actually mean to enforce Third country rules
who knew!!! Ooohhhh! FFS
- Location
- Limousin, France
So here we sell our Store cattle to Italy , Spain Germany etc., All tariff free with no border checks or paperwork but good news British farmers instead of your nearest neighbours now you can sell to Cambodia and Vietnam. Half way around the bloody world !
National Farmers' Union
@NFUtweets
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Secretary of State for International Trade @trussliz tells the thousands of British farmers watching #NFU21 to seize the golden opportunities of emerging markets in Asia.
National Farmers' Union
@NFUtweets
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Secretary of State for International Trade @trussliz tells the thousands of British farmers watching #NFU21 to seize the golden opportunities of emerging markets in Asia.
Wolds Beef
Member
Well the shellfish job could solve itself. Little Napoleon wants us to help with eurostar! So let our shellfish in and we Might help your b####y train company!!
WB
WB
- Location
- Limousin, France
The Shellfish regulations were made onerous by the UK to protect your trade. Third country rules, you drew them up, then voted to adopt them!
You've made your bed, it's not our fault that you're finding it a tad uncomfortable!
So how come Wykes farms can get product over without difficulty
British supermarkets with stores in Europe are facing supply problems as a result of post-Brexit rules on exports to the EU.
It is reported that fresh produce at 20 Marks and Spencer stores in France, Morrison’s in Gibralter, and a chain of UK supermarkets in Belgium were on the verge of closure with no deliveries since December.
The increase in paperwork required to bring products through customs, since leaving the EU, has left many overwhelmed.
In response to this, Somerset-based Wyke Farms was quick to take action and has supplied multiple shops with three pallets of its award-winning cheddar within two days.
The cheese maker has taken matters into its own hands and is now encouraging any retailers experiencing cheese shortages to contact them directly using a specially set up email account that is being monitored daily: [email protected]
British supermarkets with stores in Europe are facing supply problems as a result of post-Brexit rules on exports to the EU.
It is reported that fresh produce at 20 Marks and Spencer stores in France, Morrison’s in Gibralter, and a chain of UK supermarkets in Belgium were on the verge of closure with no deliveries since December.
The increase in paperwork required to bring products through customs, since leaving the EU, has left many overwhelmed.
In response to this, Somerset-based Wyke Farms was quick to take action and has supplied multiple shops with three pallets of its award-winning cheddar within two days.
The cheese maker has taken matters into its own hands and is now encouraging any retailers experiencing cheese shortages to contact them directly using a specially set up email account that is being monitored daily: [email protected]
- Location
- Limousin
George Eustice on channel 4 lying through his teeth!
Third country rules have not changed, they are the same as the UK drew up while a member! What a fudge up by Eustice!! His answer , oh we are going to support the shell fish producers because the EU actually mean to enforce Third country rules
Ooohhhh! FFS
He was on Farming Today that morning producing one lie after another. One being the same claim you mention, that the EU had changed its rules on bivalve Molluscs. Well, yes they did back in 08, under instance from the UK government to protect the UK shellfish industry from third country imports.
- Location
- Limousin
Because they have started a new company in the EU with a HQ in Ireland and distribution sites in France and Germany.
Looks like the way forward , rather than whinging about it
Wyke Farms sets up EU business to aid exports operation
The Somerset-based supplier has set up an Irish company to continue accessing the EU
www.thegrocer.co.uk
Not surprising , they've got plenty to export , and a small home market
That's some good cheese too. I like. Excellent UK business.