2021/2022 Mottie. No shortages noticed.
2021/2022 Notch7 hears of shortages everywhere. He constantly refuses to post evidence of these 'shortages'. Why?
Shortage at my Sainsbury's!
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2021/2022 Notch7 hears of shortages everywhere. He constantly refuses to post evidence of these 'shortages'. Why?
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Oh dear, more brexit failure
not only are we suffering rolling shortages and less fresh produce, we now are faced with risks of unregulated food
28th June 2022:
not only are we suffering rolling shortages and less fresh produce, we now are faced with risks of unregulated food
28th June 2022:
Delay to post-Brexit import checks a risk to food standards and could lead to ‘safety incidents’
oh dear more brexit failure
May 2022
There’s a broad consensus across supply chain experts and industry leaders that Brexit’s impact is real, but the extent of the impact varies. James Hookham is the director of international shipping trade body the Global Shippers Forum. He says Brexit reduced the number of lorry drivers in the UK from 2020 and caused bureaucracy-related delays, especially when full UK border controls came into force at the end of January 2022. More controls on food and animal products are still to come, trade between the EU and Britain has dropped dramatically
www.raconteur.net
May 2022
Bumpy times ahead for Brexit Britain’s supply chains
There’s a broad consensus across supply chain experts and industry leaders that Brexit’s impact is real, but the extent of the impact varies. James Hookham is the director of international shipping trade body the Global Shippers Forum. He says Brexit reduced the number of lorry drivers in the UK from 2020 and caused bureaucracy-related delays, especially when full UK border controls came into force at the end of January 2022. More controls on food and animal products are still to come, trade between the EU and Britain has dropped dramatically
Bumpy times ahead for Brexit Britain’s supply chains - Raconteur
China’s zero-Covid policy and Brexit are just two of the factors disrupting UK supply chains. What steps can...
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brexit is still the biggest problem for retailers
Feb 2022
When asked to give the three main challenges they had experienced due to Brexit, 41% of retailers in the UK stated that supply chain issues had been one of the largest challenges, 33% said staffing issues, 31% said import and export tariff concerns, 26% stated profits in the face of slumped sales and 18% said the decline in sales.
modernretail.co.uk
RESULTS ARE IN – BREXIT IS STILL THE BIGGEST PROBLEM FOR RETAILERS
Feb 2022
When asked to give the three main challenges they had experienced due to Brexit, 41% of retailers in the UK stated that supply chain issues had been one of the largest challenges, 33% said staffing issues, 31% said import and export tariff concerns, 26% stated profits in the face of slumped sales and 18% said the decline in sales.
Results are in - Brexit is still the biggest problem for retailers | Modern Retail
Scurri conducted a survey among 500 retailers across the UK surrounding the main challenges of Brexit one year on and their concerns...
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There are shortages in the shops, and there has been since (and during) the scamdemic.
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Clean.out of Brussel sprouts. Brexit is biting
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Ikea have run out of fans
Scandemic? Is that another name for Brexit?
Oh dear, more Notch avoidance of actual shortages.
food price rises, Brexit a major factor.
Who would’ve thought massively increasing trade barriers between UK and our biggest and closest trade partner would cause prices rises
“Fresh food prices were the most affected by rising costs, with farmers reporting that they were struggling to cope with the rising cost of labour since Brexit”
www.theguardian.com
Who would’ve thought massively increasing trade barriers between UK and our biggest and closest trade partner would cause prices rises
“Fresh food prices were the most affected by rising costs, with farmers reporting that they were struggling to cope with the rising cost of labour since Brexit”
Food inflation drives highest UK shop prices rise in more than a decade
Fresh food prices leaped 4.5% in May, driven by rising costs of labour since Brexit and fertiliser since invasion of Ukraine
www.theguardian.com
food price rises, Brexit a major factor.
Who would’ve thought massively increasing trade barriers between UK and our biggest and closest trade partner would cause prices rises
“Fresh food prices were the most affected by rising costs, with farmers reporting that they were struggling to cope with the rising cost of labour since Brexit”
Food inflation drives highest UK shop prices rise in more than a decade
Fresh food prices leaped 4.5% in May, driven by rising costs of labour since Brexit and fertiliser since invasion of Ukraine
Food price inflation in Germany is currently 11.1%, that's a lot higher than the UK, Germany, if I'm not mistaken, are still in the EU.
Slowed in June.
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That's because they were all on annual leave.
I said 'food inflation', you mis-quoted me by just stating 'inflation', don't do that, it makes you look dishonest.
As for general inflation, watch this space, industry will shut down and Germans will be burning furniture to stay warm before Christmas.
Brexit is sh1t whatever metric its measured by
40% of exports go to EU, our largest and closest trade partner
creating massive trade barriers was always going to damage the economy….permanently.
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