Well done brexiteers you've won.

[Bodd]

Apparently Heineken is on the verge of running out….so I take it all back, there really is a benefit to Brexit.

If Heineken can't make it ..then we are well and truly fncked.

 

[Vinty]

Apparently Heineken is on the verge of running out….so I take it all back, there really is a benefit to Brexit.

Switch to Carlsberg, it can reach the parts that others beers can't.

 

[Vinty]

wrong

The shortage of lorry drivers in the UK has been affecting food supplies across the UK as many European HGV specialists left at the outset of the pandemic and won't return due to Brexit.



https://www.thenational.scot/news/1...bs-face-beer-shortage-due-lack-lorry-drivers/

This shortage of HGV drivers isn't confined to GB.
There are shortages in Europe as well.

 

[Mottie]

There are shortages in Europe as well.

But but but but but but with all the European HGV drivers having gone home as the remainers have been constantly telling us, there must surely be a surplus of HGV drivers in Europe shouldn't there?

 

[Notch7]

But but but but but but with all the European HGV drivers having gone home as the remainers have been constantly telling us, there must surely be a surplus of HGV drivers in Europe shouldn't there?

there are no supply chain issues in EU

 

[Mottie]

https://www.express.co.uk/news/poli...rivers-food-shortages-eu-news-pingdemic-covid

 

[Notch7]

https://www.express.co.uk/news/poli...rivers-food-shortages-eu-news-pingdemic-covid

Daily Express
The Brexit propaganda paper denies Brexit is the cause for supply chain chaos in UK.

it’s as factual as “World War 2 bomber found on moon”

 

[Captain Nemesis]

Our local Tesco's seem to be consistently well stocked. Week after week we get a full shopping list delivered, the odd alternative provided but it usually an upgrade to what we buy.

Throughout the whole pandemic we've found Tesco to be absolutely fantastic our shopping bills have gone up but worth it with how good they've been

You must have low standards.

Ive noticed, and so have many other people judging by the reviews on their website, that in product after product after product they are engaged in a race to the bottom.

 

[Captain Nemesis]

Switch to Carlsberg, it can reach the parts that others beers can't.

Plan B:

Drink beer which actually tastes of something.

 

[Mottie]

Daily Express
The Brexit propaganda paper denies Brexit is the cause for supply chain chaos in UK.

it’s as factual as “World War 2 bomber found on moon”

For future reference, can you let us all know what newspapers stories you accept.

 

[ReganAndCarter]

ravenheat boilers not worth the hassle of importing into the UK

No more Ravenheaps. Surely that's a Brexit benefit?

 

[sxturbo]

For future reference, can you let us all know what newspapers stories you accept.

Lol, yeah I've been asking the same thing and get told I'm being absurd.

Basically the only news your allowed to use is the guardian newspaper, BBC, or sky news.

 

[Ihavenojob]

Perhaps they should start delivering by dinghy, they always get through.

 

[Captain Nemesis]

McDonald's runs out of milkshakes across UK due to supply chain issues

https://f7td5.app.goo.gl/Ue6hs4

Sent via @updayUK

Nando’s run out of chicken.

even though UK exports of chicken to EU are down 50%

wrong

The shortage of lorry drivers in the UK has been affecting food supplies across the UK as many European HGV specialists left at the outset of the pandemic and won't return due to Brexit.



https://www.thenational.scot/news/1...bs-face-beer-shortage-due-lack-lorry-drivers/

Empty shelves are the only way Britain’s underpaid workers can grab national attention

For the Guardian-scoffers, no, he does not blame it all on Brexit, or all on Covid. He makes interesting points about fundamental structural problems, such as the DfT knowing there was a “significant shortage in lorry drivers” 15 years ago, and doing SFA about it. Such as the power of the big supermarkets which have given us the lowest food prices in western Europe (hurrah!) at the cost of 40% of British farmers needing taxpayer subsidies to survive (boo!) which means they cant afford to pay their workers much. Brexit and Covid together have exposed these weaknesses.

 

[Bodd]

Empty shelves are the only way Britain’s underpaid workers can grab national attention

For the Guardian-scoffers, no, he does not blame it all on Brexit, or all on Covid. He makes interesting points about fundamental structural problems, such as the DfT knowing there was a “significant shortage in lorry drivers” 15 years ago, and doing SFA about it. Such as the power of the big supermarkets which have given us the lowest food prices in western Europe (hurrah!) at the cost of 40% of British farmers needing taxpayer subsidies to survive (boo!) which means they cant afford to pay their workers much. Brexit and Covid together have exposed these weaknesses.

Don't forget the Big Ship stuck on the Alley Alley Oh, the Alley Alley Oh,