Brexit is a bit like Marmite...

[northernladyuk]

Fair point, it was a quote, not a statement. I'll try and make that clear next time, just to protect your delicate little sensibilities...

What were you saying about facts?

[Eirikur]

Are you thick or dishonest or both?

The article does not say that. It says Unilever denies Brexit is a factor.

of course they would deny brexit is a factor or else Brexit supporting Marmite eaters won't buy their Marmite anymore.
Most analysts do think Brexit is a factor + better taxation conditions on dividends in NL

[Montymoore]

Totally agree. I hate the stuff. It's a byproduct for beer making.

I prefer Vegemite!!

[motoukenin]

Are you thick or dishonest or both?

The article does not say that. It says Unilever denies Brexit is a factor.

I can tell you that Mordac is both thick and dishonest so thats answered that one.

As for this company moving HQ to Holland, that is both Brexit and the fact that its harder for a takeover bid in EU to happen.

[vetran]

Are you thick or dishonest or both?

The article does not say that. It says Unilever denies Brexit is a factor.

So from the Horses mouth! Not the Horses Arse then?

Just think on the future tariff on non jam related spreads, it would make a wonga interest rate look good!

Unilever was part run in NL & UK, they had to choose and and I suppose Irish double dutch sandwich means paying less tax!.