Sick Boy
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No idea! I suspect the warehouse where the stuff is shipped from might have messed up the customs paper.
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skybluetony176
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It’s the customs declaration, no way around it. For pallet deliveries we’re being quoted anywhere between £25 and £40 per consignment to Ireland and similar for the clearance once it’s there. It’s pretty much doubled the cost of a pallet delivery to Ireland.
Sick Boy
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The shirts don’t originate in Britain.
David O'Day
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But aren't over 150 euros
If the trade deal only covers tariff free trading on items fully manufactured in the uk then it is utter madness
Sick Boy
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...that’s my understanding of it, it’s why having someone like Johnson in charge of something so important has always been a bad idea.
skybluetony176
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Not just Boris. The fisheries minister didn’t even read the trade deal she voted for that is just about to kill the U.K. fishing industry. If you believe what the U.K. fishing industry is saying.
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clint van damme
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That was a disgraceful admission. Its incredible that not one of the current cabinet has resigned given the litany of fuck ups.
clint van damme
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Letter to Prime Minister from SFF Chief Executive - Scottish Fishermen's Federation
Dear Prime Minister I am writing to you as the second week of 2021 draws to a close, and our industry is facing mounting financial losses. Many fishing vessels are tied to the quay wall. Of the others that can go to sea, some are now making a 72-hour round trip to land fish in …
www.sff.co.uk
skybluetony176
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Funny how Nigel Farage has disappeared on this too. Finished with the fishing industry now, nothing to do with him, move on to the next subject he can make people hysterical about just to stay relevant.
clint van damme
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Several large hauliers suspended deliveries between UK and Europe until paperwork issues are sorted out.
DB Schenker did it the other day now a couple more followed suit.
skybluetony176
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Over an international holiday. We’ve found a hole already at work. Moving goods for service work that are then moved back. If we were sending stuff to the EU for service work that’s then returned back to the U.K. the EU has a system for this and always has. As EU members we could take in goods from pretty much anywhere in the world and it wouldn’t be subject to duty or VAT. We’re trying to get some goods into the U.K. from the EU so we can do some service work and return and customs and HMRC have been scratching their heads for two weeks now. Seems we haven’t replicated the EU system and until it’s sorted we can’t move forward with a contract we’ve had for over 5 years now.
skybluetony176
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Hauliers we use are telling us that their warehouses are now that full with stuff waiting to be sorted for the EU they’re sending anything received with incomplete or incorrect paperwork straight back to sender.
clint van damme
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Raab on Marr disputing everything the fishermen are saying
stupot07
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Frictionless trade....
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Shock Brexit charges are hurting us, say small British businesses
Levies to cover the increase in red tape, VAT and customs declarations are hitting trade to the European Union
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skybluetony176
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It’s too easy to say they got what they voted for. It’s people’s livelihoods we’re talking about here and personally I’m starting to think that the biggest victims in Brexit are going to be those that voted for it. They have nothing but my sympathy and if I wasn’t a committed veggie I’d be eating British fish 7 days a week at the moment in an attempt to personally support the industry.
clint van damme
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Got to be honest, I have little sympathy for anyone who voted for this who ends up suffering financially.
They were warned but just trotted out their project fear bullshit.
I'll save my sympathy for those who didn't vote for it and are going to suffer.
Like sick boy having to pay tax on his new top, thoughts with him at this difficult time!!
They were warned but just trotted out their project fear bullshit.
I'll save my sympathy for those who didn't vote for it and are going to suffer.
Like sick boy having to pay tax on his new top, thoughts with him at this difficult time!!
skybluetony176
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Hauliers waiting for Brexit customs checks face £50 per hour HMRC charge
Truckers have been told that from 1 February, after the first two hours of waiting at the nine sites for the green light, they will be charged £50.
Sky Blue Pete
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Raab is so so dangerous. Just keep repeating falsehoods and they become your own reality and those that support you in their reality. Hence the disconnect. You’d think people would say uh no I’ll listen to those that know what is happening but some will say Raab is right so the fishermen must be making it up or the Eu are making it harder than was agreed
skybluetony176
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Just doesn’t sit comfortably with me Clint. I’m not a Christian but I believe in forgiveness and theirs little doubt in my mind that the people who voted for it are the biggest victims.
RegTheDonk
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"Yet we find ourselves with an outcome where the EU fleet will continue to have full and unfettered access to UK waters until the middle of 2026."
I don't pretend to understand the ins an outs of that letter - but seems to me he's complaining about the EU fleet being able to fish in our waters up to 2026. Have they not been doing that anyway, and would continue to do past 2026 without the deal?
I don't pretend to understand the ins an outs of that letter - but seems to me he's complaining about the EU fleet being able to fish in our waters up to 2026. Have they not been doing that anyway, and would continue to do past 2026 without the deal?
Kneeza
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Proper takeaway, that'll be.
She's absolutely McLovinIt
BodicoteSkyBlue
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Victoria Prentis. That’s my local MP! Disgusting that she is anything to do with fisheries, her constituency couldn’t be further from the sea. Guess there’s no danger of her being voted out by local fishermen next time round.
skybluetony176
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The fishing communities which between 60-70% off voted for Brexit were promised 100% control of our waters and unfettered access to the EU market. Both of which just like the slogan on the side of it were thrown under the bus.
James O’Brien in the week was making the point that the one industry that should have done well out of Brexit was the fishing industry yet it seems to be the first victim.
clint van damme
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Think a major issue isn't catching the fish it's getting them exported on time and at 5he right cost due to red tape.
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clint van damme
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No it wasn't. It was used by leavers to describe the doom and gloom predictions of remainers.
skybluetony176
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The term was used by the leave campaigns to describe the warnings of experts. Gove even declaring that “we’ve” had enough of experts. The real issue is that “project fear” is proving already in the first weeks to have been hopelessly optimistic. As the fishing industry is finding out to its cost. The problem at ports according to the experts “we’ve” had enough of will remain. The fishing industry will get used to processes in time but the fishing industry is telling us time is the one thing they don’t have. They’re saying that they can’t survive another week in most cases 2 weeks in other. We have a government in denial of the issue as witnessed on TV this morning and the only way to resolve the issue is either the government get around the table again with the EU and agree a way to reduce the red tape (possibly more concessions on fishing rights) or the government bailout the fishing industry financially. But for either of them to happen the government first needs to accept the reality of the Brexit they got “us” to vote for. Both in 2016 and again in 2019.
Grendel
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Did we have an emergency budget at the point of result of the referendum and growing number of tombstones as Europe returns to war? The remain campaign gave no positives just doom laden scenarios upon leaving
skybluetony176
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Seems also that the government forgot to include the Falkland Islands in the Brexit deal. 40% of the Falkland Islands GDP is based in EU trade and it now faces import tariffs on everything it exports to the EU between 6-18% as well as red tape.
skybluetony176
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You should tell that to the people and families that work in the fishing industry that’s about to collapse. It will probably help them sleep at night.
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