“Our dependence on imported dairy products means that disruption to the supply chain will have a big impact. We could see shortages and a sharp rise in prices, turning everyday staples like butter, yogurts, cheese and infant formula, into luxuries."https://t.co/9e1UwBvf9o— Chris Shaw (@The_ChrisShaw) July 18, 2018
It seems to me that Nanny is positively champing at the bit to introduce rationing of dairy products, sugar, salt, booze, fags etc etc - for the "good" of our health.
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I seem to remember that there was no shortage of dairy products before Ted Heath conned the electorate into joining this wankfest.
ReplyDeleteAs far as milk was concerned, there was more than enough to go round, with every school kid being given a free bottle and enough left over to pour over the class wimp at playtime.
Stories have circulated for years about how UK farmers are being paid NOT to produce milk. Perhaps after Brexit they can finally get on with doing their jobs.
I went to university in 1871. I had to buy my own food. I had no problem buying Edam, Brie, cheeses imported from Europe nor pumpernickel bread nor and products made in any Common Market countries as then they were and the UK was not part of this market at the time. So will EU exporters and UK importers suddenly stop the sale of preserved milk products? This sounds like more project fear to me.
ReplyDelete1971............you need an edit button!
ReplyDeleteRationing? Politics doesn't work for consumers.
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