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Why can’t they turn their pigs into sausages in the U.K?
bimble’s article says no suitable factory in the U.K.
Calling chinny reckon on that, will be all about greed, as per.
Why can’t they turn their pigs into sausages in the U.K?
Have they not hinted some sort of new deal for growing vegetables will be enabled? Allotments or some such? Public space planting?I've been growing (some of ) my own food for 20+ years, and I'm certainly in favour of more encouragement and help to enable more people to do so, but to make this a feature of Brexit celebrations is frankly ridiculous.
Looks like there’s another round of fun and games over vaccines in the offing.
France and Germany are sitting on a couple of million doses of undistributed AZ vaccine whilst screaming that AstraZeneca aren’t sending them enough of the stuff and threatening to block exports from the EU.
They do seem to have doubled down on both undermining the Astra zenica vaccine and chucking their arrogance about over restrictive exports. A gift for the tories.Italian plod raided a factory yesterday and seized millions of doses of AZ vaccine, thinking they were bound for the U.K., when in fact they were bound fir the EU and Covax countries. Regardless though, this is how the EU is now carrying on, petty, ineffectual nonsense whilst their citizens are gasping for breath.
Yeah. Cos nobody makes sausages in the U.K.
Which food producers are pleading?it’s interesting how the food producers in the UK are pleading with the gov to actually do the controls on imports as planned but gov’s not up for it, so EU pigs and everything Can stroll in here no problem, when are they going to start doing the delayed important checks have they said?
The pig farmers for instance.Which food producers are pleading?
It’s fine.Government not wanting empty shelves makes sense obvs but it’s not very brexit is it, allowing cheap EU imports to dominate our breakfasts.
A win for our planet too, no longer will pigs be reared in the U.K., their meat sent to Germany for processing and the finished product sent back to the U.K. for consumption, we need to end more of this type of madness.
No idea, I'm only going on what's been posted on this thread.Have they not hinted some sort of new deal for growing vegetables will be enabled? Allotments or some such? Public space planting?
It's the old "no trained staff" thing again, isn't it...Yeah. Cos nobody makes sausages in the U.K.
Why can’t they turn their pigs into sausages in the U.K?
The industry says the current situation with border checks puts it at a massive disadvantage - it also complains that the stringent checks on UK exports to the EU seem to be politically motivated, with 30% of UK consignments to the EU checked compared to 1% for other third countries like New Zealand.
“While this delay is convenient for a Government that wants to ensure there are no empty shelves in supermarkets, UK producers are being placed at a huge disadvantage and we have absolutely no leverage to convince the EU to change their position. It is clear that the Commission wishes to make Brexit as painful and as messy as possible to prevent any other country from following suit, so we have very little hope of improving things."
Government not wanting empty shelves makes sense obvs but it’s not very brexit is it, allowing cheap EU imports to dominate our breakfasts.
This was always going to be the case though. The EU were never going to let the UK slip away without a fight pour encourager les autres. It's a large part of why the 'give it time' argument that remoaners pour so much scorn opon, is actually extremely revelvant. These things will reduce as everyone gets to realise that this is a done deal and it's in everyone's best interests to just get on.
Or even better, a few pounds insideThat seems to be what Helen Browning's is betting on by declining to invest in a UK factory - might be time for the British farmers caught in the middle to act more like their French counterparts and dump tons of manure outside Downing Street.
I agree it’s all fine. If Boris Johnson doesn’t want to impose checks on imports from the EU then neither do I. Those pig farmers whinging on about this making foreign pork too cheap need to stop it and be happy. Diversify.It’s fine.
Why can’t they turn their pigs into sausages in the U.K?
That seems to be what Helen Browning's is betting on by declining to invest in a UK factory - might be time for the British farmers caught in the middle to act more like their French counterparts and dump tons of manure outside Downing Street.
They should get a delegation in to see BJ and then shit on the cabinet table, a few pounds inside should do more than a ton outsideIf there were a streaming pile of shit outside Downing St folk would assume Johnson's come out to make a speech or something.
Probably easier and less fuss to leave the British Empire tbhThis was always going to be the case though. The EU were never going to let the UK slip away without a fight, pour encourager les autres. It's a large part of why the 'give it time' argument that remoaners pour so much scorn upon, is actually extremely relevant. These things will reduce as everyone gets to realise that this is a done deal and it's in everyone's best interests to just get on.
Yes. Grow your own sausages ftw.
According to the news on TV in Portugal whilst all member states back the EU in trying to pursue promised vaccine delivery numbers and dates some states including Portugal have fallen short, at this stage at least, on endorsing EU threats to block exports.They do seem to have doubled down on both undermining the Astra zenica vaccine and chucking their arrogance about over restrictive exports. A gift for the tories.
The EU pigs can't stroll into the UK after they've already been converted into sausages, need a van to shift them.it’s interesting how the food producers in the UK are pleading with the gov to actually do the controls on imports as planned but gov’s not up for it, so EU pigs and everything can stroll in here no problem still for now. when are they going to start doing the delayed import checks have they said?
Cuts ahoy for scientists.
Long pig Fridays
Looks like there’s another round of fun and games over vaccines in the offing.
France and Germany are sitting on a couple of million doses of undistributed AZ vaccine whilst screaming that AstraZeneca aren’t sending them enough of the stuff and threatening to block exports from the EU.
France and Germany have used only about half of the AstraZeneca jabs they have received, according to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).
As of 22 March, France has distributed 1.4 million out of 2.7 million doses available, while Germany received 3.4 million but has used only 1.8 million. The Netherlands has used only 38% of its supply.
Or even better, a few pounds inside