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No brexit deal - foodprices will soar
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostBrexiteers don't eat much fresh food and they can make up for any shortages there by munching through the Brexit surplus gammon mountain and mince lake.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostBrexiteers don't eat much fresh food and they can make up for any shortages there by munching through the Brexit surplus gammon mountain and mince lake.
so good I posted it twice!Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostThe article is typical independent trash.
Of course if 30% of your food is from the EU and you are not part of their club you will be hit by tariffs that make the food more expensive.
But you can now also source food from the rest of the world without the same tariffs that the EU places on imports applying.
The EU as a whole has relatively low tariffs with other countries, particularly through the EBA and GSP where tariffs on food from developing countries is 0%.Comment
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