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Quote Brexit has fuelled surge in UK food prices, says Bank of England policymaker Britons need to be kept aware of the cost of leaving the EU, says Swati Dhingra Brexit is contributing to a surge in food prices as the country heads into recession, a senior Bank of England policymaker has warned. You get what you vote for
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Quote The UK is "sleepwalking" into a food supply crisis and the government must step in to help farmers, the National Farmers Union (NFU) has warned. Yields of tomatoes and other crops will likely slump to record lows this year, it said, with potential supply problems ahead as already seen with eggs Don't you just love a government that hasn't a fkin clue what effect Brexit combined with its other policies would have
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@johnbrereton5229 where talking about food inflation if you have a market of 27 as opposed to a market of 1 Economically it will be harder hit by external and internal shocks which it will take longer to recover from The US is a market of 50 also Biden has made huge strides in decoupling the US economy from global shocks with a number of policies to reshore critical infrastructure jobs and pivot the US economy away from fossil to renewables The UK has done fk all about energy since the crisis began in dec 21 and has a deliberate policy of managed decline in food production Quote The UK is "sleepwalking" into a food supply crisis and the government must step in to help farmers, the National Farmers Union (NFU) has warned. Yields of tomatoes and other crops will likely slump to record lows this year, it said, with potential supply problems ahead as already seen with eggs
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Quote The UK is "sleepwalking" into a food supply crisis and the government must step in to help farmers, the National Farmers Union (NFU) has warned. Yields of tomatoes and other crops will likely slump to record lows this year, it said, with potential supply problems ahead as already seen with eggs So no its not easily explained and the Supermarkets maybe gauging but the whole thing revolves round government post Brexit policy and to an extent Brexit itself. The CAP is gone we've erected unbelievably stupid trade barriers at the point where we depend more and more on imports
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quite a bit of the issue is Brexit and government policy of managed decline in home produced food with the notion that Global Britain will somehow sail into a new age. Enjoy your Turnip Oh I forgot Thérèse Coffey’s ‘eat turnips’ message leaves bitter taste after UK’s biggest grower gives up Coffey said people should “cherish” specialist British produce, she seemed unaware that Britain’s biggest turnip grower was in her constituency – and had stopped growing them months earlier.
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but that goes against government policy as the vision of Brexit global Britain and deliberate managed decline of farming Quote The UK is "sleepwalking" into a food supply crisis and the government must step in to help farmers, the National Farmers Union (NFU) has warned. Yields of tomatoes and other crops will likely slump to record lows this year, it said, with potential supply problems ahead as already seen with eggs
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@fredflintstone1428 we have real data to show what a fkin skip fire Brexit is economically It's all over the financial analysis media Reuters FT Bloomberg plus economists So yes I believe the BOE it ties with every other economic and financial analysis
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GBNews is just opinion designed to dumb down the electorate as is TalkTV and other such stations I get my news from more in depth podcasts from right to left The Times red box podcast (centre right) The View podcast (centre) The New Statesman (Centre left) There are others out there whatever your political leaning you need to listen to a range of views
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