Are you stockpiling?

[courtg9000]

Bog roll is made in the UK so you don't need to stockpile that.

If you have a specialist diet even though the products may be made in the UK, I would have a decent supply of that as when people were panic buying due to Covid they brought all the specialist food.

Medication you are probably screwed especially if it is on prescription.

Just on a low salt diet which is not that difficult to do.
Its the medication. All on prescription and most of it highly specialist stuff (Heart meds, very beefy pain meds, etc etc)

[Old Greg]

Bog roll is made in the UK so you don't need to stockpile that.

If you have a specialist diet even though the products may be made in the UK, I would have a decent supply of that as when people were panic buying due to Covid they brought all the specialist food.

Medication you are probably screwed especially if it is on prescription.

I'm stockpiling gluten free products, many of which come from UK to Ireland.

[darmstadt]

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[GigiBronz]

The main issue will probably be hyperinflation not food scarcity.
I have a few kg’s I would like to shed, eating frugally might actually help.

[Whorty]

The main issue will probably be hyperinflation not food scarcity.
I have a few kg’s I would like to shed, eating frugally might actually help.

[_V_]

Quite apart from the total snarl-up we've likely to get at the border, aren't a lot of products about to jump substantially in price? I've not read anywhere what sort of trade tariffs the WTO rules dictate.

So are you going through your pantry and kitchen/bathroom products checking which come from the EU so you can get stocked up?

Anything I should be worried about? I mean if it's a £1 product and it goes up 15p it's not going to be life changing. I guess medicine might be a worry, but I personally don't need any.

So what's worth panicking over?

[AtW]

Never stopped

[Eirikur]

Anything I should be worried about? I mean if it's a £1 product and it goes up 15p it's not going to be life changing. I guess medicine might be a worry, but I personally don't need any.

So what's worth panicking over?

You may be able to deal with a 15% price increase but a lot of people don't

[_V_]

You may be able to deal with a 15% price increase but a lot of people don't

Rishi will pay them a Brexit dividend every month to cover the costs.

[DealorNoDeal]

So what's worth panicking over?

Probably not much, unless people start panic buying like back in March.