Meat

[darmstadt]

https://britishmeatindustry.org/not-good-enough-boris/

[Paddy]

And the majority of livestock farmers voted for Brexit and voted Tory. Not only that, even after the 2016 vote, they carried on supporting Brexit and the Tories Knowing full well it will be a disaster.

No deal Brexit will be very tough for the consumers, but be that as it may.

[clearedforlanding]

And the majority of livestock farmers voted for Brexit and voted Tory. Not only that, even after the 2016 vote, they carried on supporting Brexit and the Tories Knowing full well it will be a disaster.

No deal Brexit will be very tough for the consumers, but be that as it may.

We will compensate with fish.

[_V_]

Can't we just eat more meat?

Like fillet steak for breakfast, lamb chops for lunch and a whole roast chicken for dinner?

[Mordac]

Can't we just eat more meat?

Like fillet steak for breakfast, lamb chops for lunch and a whole roast chicken for dinner?

Bit tricky, since we're not Americans...

[GhostofTarbera]

Can't we just eat more meat?

Like fillet steak for breakfast, lamb chops for lunch and a whole roast chicken for dinner?

Atkins diet


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[Mordac]

And the majority of livestock farmers voted for Brexit and voted Tory. Not only that, even after the 2016 vote, they carried on supporting Brexit and the Tories Knowing full well it will be a disaster.

No deal Brexit will be very tough for the consumers, but be that as it may.

You know the reason for that is that they incurred disproportionate costs of meeting EU regulations relative to any subsidies they received (or, in many cases, didn't). UK consumers could well benefit from reduced costs, once the farmers have recouped some of their long-term losses.

[Eirikur]

You know the reason for that is that they incurred disproportionate costs of meeting EU regulations relative to any subsidies they received (or, in many cases, didn't). UK consumers could well benefit from reduced costs, once the farmers have recouped some of their long-term losses.

No subsidies means higher prices

[_V_]

We won't have long to find out I guess. We import a lot of meat, we export a lot of meat. I guess the dynamic might change and we end up eating locally. Perhaps the costs will rise overall, but the benefit might be healthier people. Let's face it, meat is for the rich.

[TestMangler]

We will compensate with fish.

Except we wont. Brexit will end the UK fishing industry if there isn't completely tariff and NTB free access to EU markets for UK fishermen. They, like farmers, can't see past the end of their own noses.