Posted on Nov 18, 2020
Panic Buying And Shortages Of Chocolate, Cake: A No Deal Brexit Could Be Worse Than March
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/alexledsom/2020/11/17/panic-buying-and-shortages-of-chocolate-cake-a-no-deal-brexit-could-be-worse-than-march/?sh=781066595e88&utm_source=FBPAGE&utm_medium=social&utm_content= [login to see] &utm_campaign=sprinklrForbesMainFB
"The U.K. government has to leave the EU by 31 December and Andrew Opie, director of food at the British Retail Consortium said "the empty shelves and shortages seen in March were mild compared to what could happen later this year if government negotiators cannot secure a deal with the EU in time." "
"The U.K. government has to leave the EU by 31 December and Andrew Opie, director of food at the British Retail Consortium said "the empty shelves and shortages seen in March were mild compared to what could happen later this year if government negotiators cannot secure a deal with the EU in time." "
Panic Buying And Shortages Of Chocolate, Cake: A No Deal Brexit Could Be Worse Than March
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LTC Eugene Chu
The difference is that the UK is doing it to themselves despite being a free market economy. British conservatives voted to leave the EU despite their dependence on imports from the group for a stable supply chain and still have been unable to reach a trade deal years later
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