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  1. JoeThrilling on

    Labour just letting undocumented, fighting age carrots into the country without a single check.

  2. Please no more mention of Brexit in this sub, it gives the miserable sods in this sub an excuse to be miserable and moan about how doomed we all are. They love it 

  3. Euclid_Interloper on

    Will it mean fruit and veg won’t start going bad as soon as it gets home? There’s been a definite decline in freshness past couple years.

  4. After-Dentist-2480 on

    Luckily, Brexiters are allowed to boycott EU fruit and veg and pay more for sub-standard goods.

    Who am I kidding? As if most Brexiters still alive ever buy fruit or veg.

  5. action_turtle on

    The shops will be getting it cheaper, we will not lol. More profits, yay?

  6. Historical_Volume409 on

    No thanks, ill stick to my British Brexit Broccoli.

    /s – incase youre a bit slow, or believe in Brexit still, or both.

  7. It was all being smuggled through the NI border.

    Fuckin ruined my smuggling sideline, bastards.

  8. Background_Ad8814 on

    The price won’t go down, it will just be extra profits. Are we allowed to sell anything to Europe without the checks? Yes no? Or is it just one way? I hope it does help this country, but forgive me for not believing that Europe is doing anything to help us, they didn’t even want to help us when we where in europe.

  9. Illustrious_Pay_5219 on

    Waiting for die hard brexiteers to explain to me how this is betrayal and bad for us somehow

  10. ding_0_dong on

    So they haven’t axed checks they are just not going to bring them in. So they may not be as expensive as they might have been?

    So will make no difference on the cost of food.

    And people wonder why we don’t trust politicians

  11. Anywhere_everywhere7 on

    “Controls were due to come into force on 1 July following multiple delays amid warnings they could add to inflation, damage the food supply and put companies out of business because Britain imports more than half its fruit and veg, nearly 80 per cent of it from the EU.”

    “But biosecurity minister Baroness Hayman said the checks would now be scrapped after the Prime Minister struck an in-principle deal on agri-food trade known as an SPS (sanitary and phytosanitary) agreement with the EU in May, in a move that will “make food cheaper”.

    If checks haven’t been implemented yet, I put doubt on food prices actually getting cheaper for real life prices and none of this “on paper it would have increased by such and such so actually it’s cheaper if you add this and that and that to get this”.

  12. Unusual-Art2288 on

    Or will.the retailers take the savings themselves as increased profits.

  13. Left-Plant-4023 on

    It’s almost like some sort of integration into a bigger market, kinda…

  14. iwaterboardheathens on

    As long as it’s fresher and not arriving rotten as is the case with all Lidl near me

    Saying that, Sainsbury’s, markies, and Aldi are usually fine

    So could just be Lidl

  15. Important_Ruin on

    Can labour get on their communications please.

    This is a win, and needs to be shouted.

  16. Does that mean that the veg you buy won’t be rotten mush the day after you buy it going forward?

  17. Country doing ok

    brexit

    country becomes shit show

    start to move slowly back towards the EU

    country becomes better.

    Can we skip the next 20 years of dithering and just rejoin already?

  18. pajamakitten on

    Given that a lot of Leave voters seem like a meat and two veg type, they should love seeing their food bill go down a bit.

  19. Sir_Henry_Deadman on

    It’s a good thing but I’m at such a lack of faith in this whole system that I don’t believe it will filter down, I think it’s just more profit for stores,

  20. paradoxicalpoint on

    I paid 15p for a bag of carrots the other day , can pick other options for trade deals plz . I’m thinking wine and cheese .

  21. We’re axing border checks before we actually brought them in. Great British success story.

  22. Travel-Barry on

    First thing I noticed after Jan 21 was my fruit and veg expiring practically the day after I bought them. I am so happy about this.

    We didn’t we just stay fgs.

  23. MetalingusMikeII on

    This is great news. Finally, something that will actually help the working class. Glad to see it.

  24. Hopefully fresher too; seen far too many manky half rotted, old veggies the past few years.