Feel sorry for all those poor porkers, just "waiting (begging?) to be slaughtered"; that's what I call an "animal welfare issue".No bacon for you!
Britain calls for 800 foreign butchers to avoid pig cull
Britain will offer six-month emergency visas to 800 foreign butchers to avoid a mass pig cull caused by a shortage of labour and market disruption.www.ctvnews.ca
He's relieved.
I assume he had to cancel his account as the nursing home staff has gone back to Europe, no one to let him on the internet.
Didn’t he say if things got bad after Brexit he’d move and live abroad? He’s probably packing his bags as we speak
I'm sure mar-a-lago has a guest room
Remember GET CARTER ??
www.independent.co.uk
Who knows - maybe if nobody can buy any food then their carbon footprint will actually drop!This is here to stay, Brexiters been warned before, the supplies are ***** .
Rising commodity prices, shipping costs etc are also not helping. It's an absolute disaster.
Farms slash production as worker shortage causes ‘unprecedented’ waste
Growers forced to scale back next year as blueberries, tomatoes, and daffodils rot in fields
British farmers are being forced to slash production next year because of a massive shortfall in workers that has caused an “unprecedented” amount of food to be thrown into landfill in 2021.
The food supply crunch is set to come at a time when imports of produce from the EU are under increased strain due to the introduction of a wave of border controls and checks which have been repeatedly postponed after Brexit.
Shoppers are being advised to brace for more empty shelves and significant food price inflation as UK production falls and more goods are imported, increasing the country’s carbon footprint.
The desperate shortage of labour adds to a growing list of problems for UK farmers who are also dealing with soaring costs for shipping, energy and fertiliser while supermarkets battle to keep prices down as they vie for market share with discount chains.
Growers say they have been forced to throw away millions of pounds of produce, including blueberries, raspberries, apples, salad leaves, tomatoes and flowers.
At a guess it stops shoppers from seeing empty shelves and moving on. It entices them down the aisle to find what little they can actually get.This seems totally normal.
Supermarkets using cardboard cutouts to hide gaps left by supply issues
Public mockery as problems with deliveries and a move to fewer product lines result in empty shelveswww.theguardian.com
but hey, at least we stuck it up the brown peopleThis is here to stay, Brexiters been warned before, the supplies are ***** .
Rising commodity prices, shipping costs etc are also not helping. It's an absolute disaster.
Farms slash production as worker shortage causes ‘unprecedented’ waste
Growers forced to scale back next year as blueberries, tomatoes, and daffodils rot in fields
British farmers are being forced to slash production next year because of a massive shortfall in workers that has caused an “unprecedented” amount of food to be thrown into landfill in 2021.
The food supply crunch is set to come at a time when imports of produce from the EU are under increased strain due to the introduction of a wave of border controls and checks which have been repeatedly postponed after Brexit.
Shoppers are being advised to brace for more empty shelves and significant food price inflation as UK production falls and more goods are imported, increasing the country’s carbon footprint.
The desperate shortage of labour adds to a growing list of problems for UK farmers who are also dealing with soaring costs for shipping, energy and fertiliser while supermarkets battle to keep prices down as they vie for market share with discount chains.
Growers say they have been forced to throw away millions of pounds of produce, including blueberries, raspberries, apples, salad leaves, tomatoes and flowers.
Even she got fed up with him. He's alone just like he wants Britain to be
This seems totally normal.
Supermarkets using cardboard cutouts to hide gaps left by supply issues
Public mockery as problems with deliveries and a move to fewer product lines result in empty shelves
