'Buy British!' Britons celebrate boycott of EU goods as poll shows huge switch (msn.com)
Researchers found 34 percent had stopped buying goods and services from the EU since the UK finally severed ties on December 31. Costs and delays were cited as the biggest concerns for younger consumers, with 24 percent of 16-24-year-olds suggesting an increase in cost had put them off. In addition, 26 percent suggested increased delays were behind the decision to stop shopping with Europe.
I can certainly see this gaining some traction, although cross channel freight levels are almost back to normal and delays have abated, the frogs, by their arrogance and pathetic attempts at 'punishing us' may just have shot themselves in the foot.
My wife has strict instructions to only purchase wine made in Australia, S.Africa, Chile and California (in that order).
If occasionally, Aldi knock out a Chateau Neuf De Pape for a tenner a pop, I've told her it's ok to pick up a couple of bottles, after all, I'm not one to bear a grudge.
Researchers found 34 percent had stopped buying goods and services from the EU since the UK finally severed ties on December 31. Costs and delays were cited as the biggest concerns for younger consumers, with 24 percent of 16-24-year-olds suggesting an increase in cost had put them off. In addition, 26 percent suggested increased delays were behind the decision to stop shopping with Europe.
I can certainly see this gaining some traction, although cross channel freight levels are almost back to normal and delays have abated, the frogs, by their arrogance and pathetic attempts at 'punishing us' may just have shot themselves in the foot.
My wife has strict instructions to only purchase wine made in Australia, S.Africa, Chile and California (in that order).
If occasionally, Aldi knock out a Chateau Neuf De Pape for a tenner a pop, I've told her it's ok to pick up a couple of bottles, after all, I'm not one to bear a grudge.
