Blame in to covid

[salavan]

BBC News - UK exporters consider 'worst case scenario' plans
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56592411

[Kwasaki]

They can blame covid after all it is a world pandemic what do they expect, they can blame Brexit or blame bad planning. 

If you don't like the heat in the kitchen you should know what you can do. 

Many people saying can you help me I can't help myself. 

[Surelynot]

8 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

They can blame covid after all it is a world pandemic what do they expect, they can blame Brexit or blame bad planning. 

If you don't like the heat in the kitchen you should know what you can do. 

Many people saying can you help me I can't help myself. 

First line of the article............

 

Many exporters to the EU are still struggling with the added cost and complexity of shipping goods to the UK's largest export market, three months after the new post-Brexit border procedures kicked in.

 

 

....but what do exporters know about it?

[internationalism]

that article has nothing to do with covid, even less with thailand.

the uk exporters had 4.5 years for contingency plans, including moving production to eu.

they had chance to export more stock at the end of the last year

 

[Scott]

//CLOSED//

Brexit and UK exports is a pretty big stretch for a Covid forum.