I think the main market for this will be processed products where even currently the 'lower end' of the poultry market tends to find a niche. The lack of a deal under Biden will hopefully prevent this anyway as I think it is only the orange one that has proposed a deal. Biden has already as good as refused to sell us chicken and buy the NHS if we leave the EU.
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Never did mate. It’s slightly better than nothing though.You cant trust Red Tractor any more
Red Tractor chair to quit after food standards fiasco - Farmers Weekly
Red Tractor chair Lucy Neville-Rolfe is to stand down after opposing measures to protect British farmers against substandard food imports. Baroness
Shock as Red Tractor chair votes 'to lower food standards' - Farmers Weekly
Farm leaders have expressed disbelief after the chair of the company behind the Red Tractor Assurance scheme voted against measures aimed at protecting
Your evidence for that?
Well, she's quit, after that betrayal. Might be a purge of other directors if they don't commit to opposing any reduction of standards on food imports. (The Red Tractor parent body has as many directors as employees!)You cant trust Red Tractor any more
Red Tractor chair to quit after food standards fiasco - Farmers Weekly
Red Tractor chair Lucy Neville-Rolfe is to stand down after opposing measures to protect British farmers against substandard food imports. Baroness
Shock as Red Tractor chair votes 'to lower food standards' - Farmers Weekly
Farm leaders have expressed disbelief after the chair of the company behind the Red Tractor Assurance scheme voted against measures aimed at protecting
Farmers seem to have a bit of a love hate relationship with the EU as far as I can tell. On one hand cursing regulation and the common/single market and on the other reliant on both this same market for subsidy and distribution. I personally think the villain of the piece is more likely the buying power of the large supermarkets.
Some of his rural MPs do. What they need is an unholy alliance with the "ex red wall" NRG. The LVTG - less verminous Tory Group
The NFU was strongly for Remain. They didn't campaign because so many members crazily thought Leaving would be good. Do the in laws still think it was the right decision? I'd be interested to know what benefit they think their farm will get.
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So farmers 'crazily' thought they would be better out and their union council that refused to reveal how the council vote went decided remain is best? - Probably a bit arrogant of us non-farmers to assume the farmers are crazy. I'd imagine like everything else farmers will contend with a mixture of benefits and drawbacks from brexit.The NFU was strongly for Remain. They didn't campaign because so many members crazily thought Leaving would be good. Do the in laws still think it was the right decision? I'd be interested to know what benefit they think their farm will get.
EU referendum: National Farmers' Union backs staying in EU
The interests of farmers in England and Wales are best served by remaining in the European Union, the National Farmers' Union declares.
It’s quite sweet that you still think there’s benefits.
It's sadly predictable that you are incapable of any objectivity. You might as well just send yourself texts messages telling you are brilliant if you are that needy.
Name a benefit for farmers.
And first prize in the random irrelevant post competition goes to.....
There needs to be a 6 month emergency extension to transition or we’re fucked on 1 Jan. Can’t see our preparations are going to accelerate if we’re in lockdown. Johnson needs to swallow his pride and think of the country.
If you ask the wrong question, you'll never get the right answer.
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