The EU had an amount of control (including tariffs) on how our non-EU external trade operated. After Brexit we were no longer subject to those limitations.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/...businesses by reducing administrative burdens.
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https://www.gov.uk/government/news/...businesses by reducing administrative burdens.
It's the poor confused fishermen that I feel for, they will be simultaneously over the moon and also very angry about Starmer's fishing deal.
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How fishing was gutted by Brexit
Having recently ‘celebrated’ the anniversary of Brexit, it seemed like a good time to look at how various British industries and sectors of society have fared four years on from leaving the European Union (EU). This will be done over a series of articles, the first focusing on the Brexit poster...
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Disaster for UK Fishermen as Labour Government Sells-Out Fishing - UK Fishing Industry - The Fishing Daily - Irish, UK and European Fishing Industry News
The Labour government faces a huge backlash after it sells-out fishing industry granting EU boats access to UK waters for 12 more years
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It is all extremely complicated and interlinked. It's no wonder Brexit voters are befuddled!
I’m not happy about the thief exchange programme. Unless, that is, we can export more thieves than we import.
I appreciate that is the theory, in practice its not true
50% of UK imports come from EU (42% exports)
13.5% of UK imports come from China
10% of UK imports come from USA
1.5% of UK imports come from Japan
1.1% of UK imports come from Canada
So 75% of our imports come from places where we had a trade deal as part of EU and now have continuity deals and the others (China and USA) we stand no chance of ever getting worthwhile trade deals
You say we are no longer subject to those conditions, but the UK is now a $3trillion sixe economy, we have no leverage to create better trade deals than we had.
Any benefits we might gain from making our own trade deals is massively outweighed by losing frictionless trade as a Single Market member
As I say, please have a think what good were available in the UK when we were a member and what goods are available now..........theres no noticeable difference
Now correct me if I’m wrong but weren’t you ALWAYS going on about the lack of produce on your supermarket shelves due to Brexit, particularly tomatoes?
As an EU members around 80% of what we catch was exported -mostly to French ports straight off the boat
fish and sea food caught in UK waters is mostly not what we eat, but they like in Europe
post brexit exporting to EU became far more difficult
brexit has damaged fishing industry significantly
By the way, the reason we have so many fishing boats in our waters from Europe is because British fishermen flogged their quotas to Dutch, French, Spanish fleets and nothing changed with Brexit
why does Nigel Farage steer clear of fishing communities in UK? A = because he threw them under a bus and they arent too happy
please dont religitate old arguments, because you cant cope with the fact you LOST
Ive provided the evidence many times proving brexit damaged supply chains and led to rolling shortages, Its not my fault you are too boneheaded to accept facts.
the articles you linked showed that brexit made fishermen worse off............because it turned out we didnt hold all the cardsIt's the poor confused fishermen that I feel for, they will be simultaneously over the moon and also very angry about Starmer's fishing deal.
How fishing was gutted by Brexit
Having recently ‘celebrated’ the anniversary of Brexit, it seemed like a good time to look at how various British industries and sectors of society have fared four years on from leaving the European Union (EU). This will be done over a series of articles, the first focusing on the Brexit poster...westcountryvoices.co.uk
Disaster for UK Fishermen as Labour Government Sells-Out Fishing - UK Fishing Industry - The Fishing Daily - Irish, UK and European Fishing Industry News
The Labour government faces a huge backlash after it sells-out fishing industry granting EU boats access to UK waters for 12 more years
the first comment I made was in relation to RoW trade
you dont need to behave like a child, its not obligatory
I get your points, but Brexit wasn't just about trade was it.
So is Starmer right or wrong to do this new deal? How are the fishermen going to fare in the future?
If the deal cuts out the red tape around fish and seafood exports then our fishermen should do better.
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I would have thought an extension to EU fishing rights was at least worth an extension to Schengen travel. Perhaps 9 months out of 12? rather than the current 3 out of 6.
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