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Lights out: Brexit shuts off market for English cheese truckles


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3 hours ago, vinny41 said:

Northern Ireland students can take part Erasmus because its being funded by the Republic of Ireland

NI students can have British and Irish passports and if they want to join  Erasmus they need to register with an Republic of Ireland college that takes part in  Erasmus

Interesting

 

Seems likely, but if you have a source, please share! 

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On 2/3/2021 at 10:01 PM, tebee said:

Another spectacular Brexit own goal.

 

Incidentally we are not reciprocating on this yet because until June there are no checks on food stuffs or anything else coming from the EU. It might be our brexit, but we didn't bother recruiting and training  the 50,000 new customs officers and agents that are needed to preform the requisite checks - nor do we have the agencies set up yet to provide the standards.

 

The EU, on the other hand did have everything ready.          

 

It's a major win for the EU to have the cheese truckle situation under control.

 

How's that EU vaccination program coming along ?

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8 hours ago, realfunster said:

 

It's a major win for the EU to have the cheese truckle situation under control.

 

How's that EU vaccination program coming along ?

Better than the uk death rate. Hows that going?

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4 minutes ago, Throatwobbler said:

So we have another Brexiteer going on about world war 2. Just shows how stuck in the past they are. It is very depressing that the future of the UK got hijacked by a load of old people, many of whom won’t be around to see the disaster that they have created.

 

Image result for dalek exterminate

 

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16 hours ago, bermondburi said:

Increased costs associated with transporting goods on both sides being passed on to consumers on both sides. More of an own goal. 

 

And all predicted to happen and ignored. 

Remainer doom mongering and ignored. 

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17 hours ago, Throatwobbler said:

So we have another Brexiteer going on about world war 2. Just shows how stuck in the past they are. It is very depressing that the future of the UK got hijacked by a load of old people, many of whom won’t be around to see the disaster that they have created.

Do you think Brexit has made another war with Europe less likely, or more likely?

 

Has Brexit given us more influence in our biggest export market, or less?

 

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On 2/2/2021 at 6:06 PM, Chomper Higgot said:

Another Brexit success.

If they wanted to do it they could, they just can't be arsed to do the paperwork.  What did they do prior to 1973? There is so much BS surrounding the reported export and import issues.  These companies have had ample time, years in fact, to get ready, they are just too inefficient to have got it sorted out in advance. They need to stop whining and get their act together, or go bust, I personally don't much care which it is .  If they go, others will take their place. 

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6 minutes ago, Pilotman said:

These companies have had ample time, years in fact, to get ready, they are just too inefficient to have got it sorted out in advance.

Would you mind providing details as to what exactly they should have prepared and when exactly? And is there a reason why you didn’t publish those details as guidance for those companies? 

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15 minutes ago, welovesundaysatspace said:

Would you mind providing details as to what exactly they should have prepared and when exactly? And is there a reason why you didn’t publish those details as guidance for those companies? 

https://www.gov.uk/browse/business/exports

 

The UK government did that years ago and gave updated information and guidance throughout the process.  If they were too dim or lazy to not follow it and get prepared well in advance then that was, is, their hard luck. 

 

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30 minutes ago, Pilotman said:

https://www.gov.uk/browse/business/exports

 

The UK government did that years ago and gave updated information and guidance throughout the process.  If they were too dim or lazy to not follow it and get prepared well in advance then that was, is, their hard luck. 

 

Did they also provide the necessary customs professionals or is that just some cost those companies have to absorb while they’re looking forward to their Brexit dividend? 
 

I guess I’ll have to trust you on this one given that I don’t have time to go through those guidelines. Even though from my experience, such government guidelines merely provide high-level guidance but are far from an executable plan let alone the necessary resources to execute those plans. Professional service firms definitely like it. 

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