Because there is competition for the EU oranges, and the oranges from the southern hemisphere tend to have been stored at the end of their season?
Also, amalgamation in the fruit industry as a result of the Single Market, makes returns questionable.
Also, amalgamation in the fruit industry as a result of the Single Market, makes returns questionable.
https://twitter.com/EPCfuture/status/1458457557194915845
Just the slightest bit of research from these "Brexit experts" would have saved us having to explain this before we left the EU and afterwards.
https://twitter.com/Jim_Cornelius/status/1458481895763808257
One of the arguments was that we can't drop tariffs on countries that on EBA we can't... 🙄
It gets funnier.
"I wouldn't say that was a major reason but it's certainly one".
Certainly one of the reasons people voted to leave was to remove tariffs from the poorest countries that didn't have tariffs on them.
"I wouldn't say that was a major reason but it's certainly one".
Certainly one of the reasons people voted to leave was to remove tariffs from the poorest countries that didn't have tariffs on them.
Man who believed tariffs that were raised seasonally were actually at the request of Spain is now arguing Oranges with @Jim_Cornelius who has spent more time looking at Oranges trade than the man from Del Monte.
https://twitter.com/Jim_Cornelius/status/1458480988875628546
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