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"In what way are they blaming the EU. " Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ " That's old news | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ That's old news" 8th December 2020 | |||
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"Brexiteers are now blaming the EU for the consequences of leaving the EU. ...and saying that NI has competitive advantage because it can still operate in the EU !" How so? And where are they saying that and about what in particular? | |||
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"Brexiteers are now blaming the EU for the consequences of leaving the EU. ...and saying that NI has competitive advantage because it can still operate in the EU ! How so? And where are they saying that and about what in particular?" Do NI have a competitive advantage? | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ That's old news 8th December 2020 " It was published 6 weeks ago. Old news. Anyway, I want to know what said what now. | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ That's old news 8th December 2020 It was published 6 weeks ago. Old news. Anyway, I want to know what said what now. " Ah, so anything that was said 6 weeks ago is now irrelevant? Micheal Gove is a senior minister, why would he say such a thing? Was it a lie?? | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ That's old news 8th December 2020 It was published 6 weeks ago. Old news. Anyway, I want to know what said what now. Ah, so anything that was said 6 weeks ago is now irrelevant? Micheal Gove is a senior minister, why would he say such a thing? Was it a lie?? " I'm not saying g what he said is irrelevant but I'm stumped as to why a post would be made about it 6 weeks after the fact. There can only be one reason in my mind. | |||
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Seems their only problem is trade with the rest of the U.K. !
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. " Ask mr gove? | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove?" You can do that by email ya know.  | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know. "Dear slimy fuckwit... | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit..."Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names. | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit...
Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names."I'm afraid every argument they can't win ends in name calling or ignoring if it doesn't suit their agenda. | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit...
Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names.
I'm afraid every argument they can't win ends in name calling or ignoring if it doesn't suit their agenda."
What agenda? | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit...
Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names.
I'm afraid every argument they can't win ends in name calling or ignoring if it doesn't suit their agenda."And who are ",they? | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit...
Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names.
I'm afraid every argument they can't win ends in name calling or ignoring if it doesn't suit their agenda.
What agenda?"hahaha - a duck and dive classic brought to you by . . . | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit...
Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names.
I'm afraid every argument they can't win ends in name calling or ignoring if it doesn't suit their agenda.
And who are ",they?"They are EU'Anon. | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit...
Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names.
I'm afraid every argument they can't win ends in name calling or ignoring if it doesn't suit their agenda.
What agenda?
hahaha - a duck and dive classic brought to you by . . . "How is asking a question a dive?  
I'd like to know who they are? | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit...
Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names.
I'm afraid every argument they can't win ends in name calling or ignoring if it doesn't suit their agenda.
What agenda?"Round and round and.... | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit...
Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names.
I'm afraid every argument they can't win ends in name calling or ignoring if it doesn't suit their agenda.
What agenda?
hahaha - a duck and dive classic brought to you by . . .
How is asking a question a dive?
I'd like to know who they are?"Just told you they are EU'Anon. A shadow organisation of miscreant doom sayers with long arms to hold the sky up. | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit...
Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names.
I'm afraid every argument they can't win ends in name calling or ignoring if it doesn't suit their agenda.
What agenda?
hahaha - a duck and dive classic brought to you by . . .
How is asking a question a dive?
I'd like to know who they are?
Just told you they are EU'Anon. A shadow organisation of miscreant doom sayers with long arms to hold the sky up. "Sounds cool. | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit...
Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names.
I'm afraid every argument they can't win ends in name calling or ignoring if it doesn't suit their agenda.
What agenda?
hahaha - a duck and dive classic brought to you by . . .
How is asking a question a dive?
I'd like to know who they are?"Do you have a sandwich board? Maybe a bell? | |||
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"Its like being in a playground.
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit...
Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names.
I'm afraid every argument they can't win ends in name calling or ignoring if it doesn't suit their agenda.
What agenda?
hahaha - a duck and dive classic brought to you by . . .
How is asking a question a dive?
I'd like to know who they are?
Do you have a sandwich board? Maybe a bell?"Nope I do not sorry. Are they town criars? | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ " Who knew that 'best' means empty shelves.. | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
Dear slimy fuckwit...
Such a way with words you have. If you can't talk to it call it names."Let's be honest it's an apt description..  | |||
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"As NI is part of the UK what's the problem with them doing well. Ask mr gove? You can do that by email ya know.
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Let's be honest it's an apt description.. " | |||
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"Its like being in a playground.
You started it
No he didn't
Yes he did, no come backs " (thats an appreciation, not a comeback ) | |||
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"Its like being in a playground.
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Yes he did, no come backs
(thats an appreciation, not a comeback )"Dam | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ Who knew that 'best' means empty shelves.. " what empty shelves everywhere I go there full more doom and gloom. | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ Who knew that 'best' means empty shelves.. what empty shelves everywhere I go there full more doom and gloom." Not the case in NI, empty shelves are a thing in NI. The SoS for NI tried to blame it on covid but it's only been happening since 1-1-2021. Sainsburys are using the products of another grocery chain to stock their shelves, M&S has dropped some approx 200 products from their shelves, Tesco is carrying fewer product lines but not putting a hard number on it. Lidl are ok. Businesses in NI are fucked, they're facing a 20% tarriff on steel from the UK. The second car market has also been screwed. Vans John Lewis Samsung Footlocker Sainsburys Levis Are among an evergrowing list of businesses that will no longer ship to NI | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ Who knew that 'best' means empty shelves.. what empty shelves everywhere I go there full more doom and gloom. Not the case in NI, empty shelves are a thing in NI. The SoS for NI tried to blame it on covid but it's only been happening since 1-1-2021. Sainsburys are using the products of another grocery chain to stock their shelves, M&S has dropped some approx 200 products from their shelves, Tesco is carrying fewer product lines but not putting a hard number on it. Lidl are ok. Businesses in NI are fucked, they're facing a 20% tarriff on steel from the UK. The second car market has also been screwed. Vans John Lewis Samsung Footlocker Sainsburys Levis Are among an evergrowing list of businesses that will no longer ship to NI" The 25% steel duty issue has been resolved, and will not be applied for Uk, EU or RoW steel going to NI. | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ Who knew that 'best' means empty shelves.. what empty shelves everywhere I go there full more doom and gloom. Not the case in NI, empty shelves are a thing in NI. The SoS for NI tried to blame it on covid but it's only been happening since 1-1-2021. Sainsburys are using the products of another grocery chain to stock their shelves, M&S has dropped some approx 200 products from their shelves, Tesco is carrying fewer product lines but not putting a hard number on it. Lidl are ok. Businesses in NI are fucked, they're facing a 20% tarriff on steel from the UK. The second car market has also been screwed. Vans John Lewis Samsung Footlocker Sainsburys Levis Are among an evergrowing list of businesses that will no longer ship to NI The 25% steel duty issue has been resolved, and will not be applied for Uk, EU or RoW steel going to NI." A search engine says otherwise. https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=8xMLYP_FIqyk1fAPg6SHcA&q=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&oq=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&gs_lcp=CgZwc3ktYWIQAzICCABQ3iVY3iVg7jJoAHAAeACAAVyIAVySAQExmAEAoAECoAEBqgEHZ3dzLXdpeg&sclient=psy-ab&ved=0ahUKEwi_i73JkLDuAhUsUhUIHQPSAQ4Q4dUDCAY&uact=5 | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ Who knew that 'best' means empty shelves.. what empty shelves everywhere I go there full more doom and gloom. Not the case in NI, empty shelves are a thing in NI. The SoS for NI tried to blame it on covid but it's only been happening since 1-1-2021. Sainsburys are using the products of another grocery chain to stock their shelves, M&S has dropped some approx 200 products from their shelves, Tesco is carrying fewer product lines but not putting a hard number on it. Lidl are ok. Businesses in NI are fucked, they're facing a 20% tarriff on steel from the UK. The second car market has also been screwed. Vans John Lewis Samsung Footlocker Sainsburys Levis Are among an evergrowing list of businesses that will no longer ship to NI The 25% steel duty issue has been resolved, and will not be applied for Uk, EU or RoW steel going to NI. A search engine says otherwise. https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=8xMLYP_FIqyk1fAPg6SHcA&q=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&oq=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&gs_lcp=CgZwc3ktYWIQAzICCABQ3iVY3iVg7jJoAHAAeACAAVyIAVySAQExmAEAoAECoAEBqgEHZ3dzLXdpeg&sclient=psy-ab&ved=0ahUKEwi_i73JkLDuAhUsUhUIHQPSAQ4Q4dUDCAY&uact=5" Manufacturing Northern Ireland: "Result on Steel Imports In summary, some extra admin but UK, EU and RoW steel has a route through to NI to avoid (where appropriate) any imposition of a 25% safeguarding tariff. Essentially NI businesses will be the same as GB so avoiding the Tariff where the quota has not been breached but in addition as the NI Protocol provides for goods which have cleared customs in Ireland enjoy ‘free circulation’ on the island of Ireland, Rest of World steel landed at an Irish Port could be cleared inside the EUs own quota. For steel which cannot practicably be landed in an Irish Port but must land straight in to NI then this will be covered in the UK’s quota. We have a copy of the letter and relevant forms from HMRC and BEIS should you directly import steel yourself or if it is required to provide your steel supplier or agent to show them that a safeguarding tariff should not ordinarily be applied." | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ " Biggest fucking faux pas ever really | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ Who knew that 'best' means empty shelves.. what empty shelves everywhere I go there full more doom and gloom. Not the case in NI, empty shelves are a thing in NI. The SoS for NI tried to blame it on covid but it's only been happening since 1-1-2021. Sainsburys are using the products of another grocery chain to stock their shelves, M&S has dropped some approx 200 products from their shelves, Tesco is carrying fewer product lines but not putting a hard number on it. Lidl are ok. Businesses in NI are fucked, they're facing a 20% tarriff on steel from the UK. The second car market has also been screwed. Vans John Lewis Samsung Footlocker Sainsburys Levis Are among an evergrowing list of businesses that will no longer ship to NI The 25% steel duty issue has been resolved, and will not be applied for Uk, EU or RoW steel going to NI. A search engine says otherwise. https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=8xMLYP_FIqyk1fAPg6SHcA&q=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&oq=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&gs_lcp=CgZwc3ktYWIQAzICCABQ3iVY3iVg7jJoAHAAeACAAVyIAVySAQExmAEAoAECoAEBqgEHZ3dzLXdpeg&sclient=psy-ab&ved=0ahUKEwi_i73JkLDuAhUsUhUIHQPSAQ4Q4dUDCAY&uact=5 Manufacturing Northern Ireland: "Result on Steel Imports In summary, some extra admin but UK, EU and RoW steel has a route through to NI to avoid (where appropriate) any imposition of a 25% safeguarding tariff. Essentially NI businesses will be the same as GB so avoiding the Tariff where the quota has not been breached but in addition as the NI Protocol provides for goods which have cleared customs in Ireland enjoy ‘free circulation’ on the island of Ireland, Rest of World steel landed at an Irish Port could be cleared inside the EUs own quota. For steel which cannot practicably be landed in an Irish Port but must land straight in to NI then this will be covered in the UK’s quota. We have a copy of the letter and relevant forms from HMRC and BEIS should you directly import steel yourself or if it is required to provide your steel supplier or agent to show them that a safeguarding tariff should not ordinarily be applied." " Do you have a date for this information as tariffs on steel have been reported in the media as recently as last week? | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ Who knew that 'best' means empty shelves.. what empty shelves everywhere I go there full more doom and gloom. Not the case in NI, empty shelves are a thing in NI. The SoS for NI tried to blame it on covid but it's only been happening since 1-1-2021. Sainsburys are using the products of another grocery chain to stock their shelves, M&S has dropped some approx 200 products from their shelves, Tesco is carrying fewer product lines but not putting a hard number on it. Lidl are ok. Businesses in NI are fucked, they're facing a 20% tarriff on steel from the UK. The second car market has also been screwed. Vans John Lewis Samsung Footlocker Sainsburys Levis Are among an evergrowing list of businesses that will no longer ship to NI The 25% steel duty issue has been resolved, and will not be applied for Uk, EU or RoW steel going to NI. A search engine says otherwise. https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=8xMLYP_FIqyk1fAPg6SHcA&q=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&oq=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&gs_lcp=CgZwc3ktYWIQAzICCABQ3iVY3iVg7jJoAHAAeACAAVyIAVySAQExmAEAoAECoAEBqgEHZ3dzLXdpeg&sclient=psy-ab&ved=0ahUKEwi_i73JkLDuAhUsUhUIHQPSAQ4Q4dUDCAY&uact=5 Manufacturing Northern Ireland: "Result on Steel Imports In summary, some extra admin but UK, EU and RoW steel has a route through to NI to avoid (where appropriate) any imposition of a 25% safeguarding tariff. Essentially NI businesses will be the same as GB so avoiding the Tariff where the quota has not been breached but in addition as the NI Protocol provides for goods which have cleared customs in Ireland enjoy ‘free circulation’ on the island of Ireland, Rest of World steel landed at an Irish Port could be cleared inside the EUs own quota. For steel which cannot practicably be landed in an Irish Port but must land straight in to NI then this will be covered in the UK’s quota. We have a copy of the letter and relevant forms from HMRC and BEIS should you directly import steel yourself or if it is required to provide your steel supplier or agent to show them that a safeguarding tariff should not ordinarily be applied." Do you have a date for this information as tariffs on steel have been reported in the media as recently as last week? " 4pm yesterday | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ Who knew that 'best' means empty shelves.. what empty shelves everywhere I go there full more doom and gloom. Not the case in NI, empty shelves are a thing in NI. The SoS for NI tried to blame it on covid but it's only been happening since 1-1-2021. Sainsburys are using the products of another grocery chain to stock their shelves, M&S has dropped some approx 200 products from their shelves, Tesco is carrying fewer product lines but not putting a hard number on it. Lidl are ok. Businesses in NI are fucked, they're facing a 20% tarriff on steel from the UK. The second car market has also been screwed. Vans John Lewis Samsung Footlocker Sainsburys Levis Are among an evergrowing list of businesses that will no longer ship to NI The 25% steel duty issue has been resolved, and will not be applied for Uk, EU or RoW steel going to NI. A search engine says otherwise. https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=8xMLYP_FIqyk1fAPg6SHcA&q=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&oq=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&gs_lcp=CgZwc3ktYWIQAzICCABQ3iVY3iVg7jJoAHAAeACAAVyIAVySAQExmAEAoAECoAEBqgEHZ3dzLXdpeg&sclient=psy-ab&ved=0ahUKEwi_i73JkLDuAhUsUhUIHQPSAQ4Q4dUDCAY&uact=5 Manufacturing Northern Ireland: "Result on Steel Imports In summary, some extra admin but UK, EU and RoW steel has a route through to NI to avoid (where appropriate) any imposition of a 25% safeguarding tariff. Essentially NI businesses will be the same as GB so avoiding the Tariff where the quota has not been breached but in addition as the NI Protocol provides for goods which have cleared customs in Ireland enjoy ‘free circulation’ on the island of Ireland, Rest of World steel landed at an Irish Port could be cleared inside the EUs own quota. For steel which cannot practicably be landed in an Irish Port but must land straight in to NI then this will be covered in the UK’s quota. We have a copy of the letter and relevant forms from HMRC and BEIS should you directly import steel yourself or if it is required to provide your steel supplier or agent to show them that a safeguarding tariff should not ordinarily be applied." Do you have a date for this information as tariffs on steel have been reported in the media as recently as last week? 4pm yesterday " I await to hear about it in the press. | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ Who knew that 'best' means empty shelves.. what empty shelves everywhere I go there full more doom and gloom. Not the case in NI, empty shelves are a thing in NI. The SoS for NI tried to blame it on covid but it's only been happening since 1-1-2021. Sainsburys are using the products of another grocery chain to stock their shelves, M&S has dropped some approx 200 products from their shelves, Tesco is carrying fewer product lines but not putting a hard number on it. Lidl are ok. Businesses in NI are fucked, they're facing a 20% tarriff on steel from the UK. The second car market has also been screwed. Vans John Lewis Samsung Footlocker Sainsburys Levis Are among an evergrowing list of businesses that will no longer ship to NI The 25% steel duty issue has been resolved, and will not be applied for Uk, EU or RoW steel going to NI. A search engine says otherwise. https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=8xMLYP_FIqyk1fAPg6SHcA&q=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&oq=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&gs_lcp=CgZwc3ktYWIQAzICCABQ3iVY3iVg7jJoAHAAeACAAVyIAVySAQExmAEAoAECoAEBqgEHZ3dzLXdpeg&sclient=psy-ab&ved=0ahUKEwi_i73JkLDuAhUsUhUIHQPSAQ4Q4dUDCAY&uact=5 Manufacturing Northern Ireland: "Result on Steel Imports In summary, some extra admin but UK, EU and RoW steel has a route through to NI to avoid (where appropriate) any imposition of a 25% safeguarding tariff. Essentially NI businesses will be the same as GB so avoiding the Tariff where the quota has not been breached but in addition as the NI Protocol provides for goods which have cleared customs in Ireland enjoy ‘free circulation’ on the island of Ireland, Rest of World steel landed at an Irish Port could be cleared inside the EUs own quota. For steel which cannot practicably be landed in an Irish Port but must land straight in to NI then this will be covered in the UK’s quota. We have a copy of the letter and relevant forms from HMRC and BEIS should you directly import steel yourself or if it is required to provide your steel supplier or agent to show them that a safeguarding tariff should not ordinarily be applied." Do you have a date for this information as tariffs on steel have been reported in the media as recently as last week? 4pm yesterday I await to hear about it in the press." I won't post the link here, but if you want to check/verify the information, Google “manufacturingNI, Steel issue, sorted! Suppliers, service centres, importers agents and users have just been written to by HMRC confirming“ | |||
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"In what way are they blaming the EU. Micheal Gove stated that NI get the ‘best of both worlds’ Who knew that 'best' means empty shelves.. what empty shelves everywhere I go there full more doom and gloom. Not the case in NI, empty shelves are a thing in NI. The SoS for NI tried to blame it on covid but it's only been happening since 1-1-2021. Sainsburys are using the products of another grocery chain to stock their shelves, M&S has dropped some approx 200 products from their shelves, Tesco is carrying fewer product lines but not putting a hard number on it. Lidl are ok. Businesses in NI are fucked, they're facing a 20% tarriff on steel from the UK. The second car market has also been screwed. Vans John Lewis Samsung Footlocker Sainsburys Levis Are among an evergrowing list of businesses that will no longer ship to NI The 25% steel duty issue has been resolved, and will not be applied for Uk, EU or RoW steel going to NI. A search engine says otherwise. https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=8xMLYP_FIqyk1fAPg6SHcA&q=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&oq=steel+northern+ireland+brexit&gs_lcp=CgZwc3ktYWIQAzICCABQ3iVY3iVg7jJoAHAAeACAAVyIAVySAQExmAEAoAECoAEBqgEHZ3dzLXdpeg&sclient=psy-ab&ved=0ahUKEwi_i73JkLDuAhUsUhUIHQPSAQ4Q4dUDCAY&uact=5 Manufacturing Northern Ireland: "Result on Steel Imports In summary, some extra admin but UK, EU and RoW steel has a route through to NI to avoid (where appropriate) any imposition of a 25% safeguarding tariff. Essentially NI businesses will be the same as GB so avoiding the Tariff where the quota has not been breached but in addition as the NI Protocol provides for goods which have cleared customs in Ireland enjoy ‘free circulation’ on the island of Ireland, Rest of World steel landed at an Irish Port could be cleared inside the EUs own quota. For steel which cannot practicably be landed in an Irish Port but must land straight in to NI then this will be covered in the UK’s quota. We have a copy of the letter and relevant forms from HMRC and BEIS should you directly import steel yourself or if it is required to provide your steel supplier or agent to show them that a safeguarding tariff should not ordinarily be applied." Do you have a date for this information as tariffs on steel have been reported in the media as recently as last week? 4pm yesterday I await to hear about it in the press." BBC report from 2 days ago https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-55772522 Tucked away in the middle of the article, "And it is the case that some difficulties have been solved. This week HMRC was able to remedy an anomaly that meant NI businesses importing steel were facing tariffs of 25%. Problems with the transport of mixed loads of food, known as groupage, are also being tackled with a successful test run from Liverpool to Belfast last week. A VAT issue for the second-hand car trade has also been resolved." Just for good measure it also mentions a couple of other "teething issues" that have been ironed out/resolved. | |||
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