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"I know you want to do a bit of EU scaremongering Centaur. But just to set the record straight, these were eggs from the Netherlands. From one particular farm it seems. But yes, because The Netherlands is a part of the EU, its neighbour Belgium which has been affected has been able to open a case with the EU Food Fraud Network. -Matt" And apparently the Belgians knew about it in June. It's more than one farm btw. I know several people who work in the egg industry. They are saying it's been a nightmare since the news broke last week, and has already hit sales. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations?" No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations?" Them EU fuckers again, not Dutch.... no them EU twats, just like the BSE crisis here in England, we're in the EU so its wasn't fuck all to actually do with England nooooo, it was them EU cunts  | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with." OFC they are  | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with." But you described it as an illegal pesticide. Therefore it can't be within the rules to use on egg laying hens. So the problem isn't with EU regulations, but instead the problem is people not following the regulations. Wouldn't you agree? | |||
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"Ffs, the OP must be laughing his bollocks off at this "Wanking furiously more like. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. But you described it as an illegal pesticide. Therefore it can't be within the rules to use on egg laying hens. So the problem isn't with EU regulations, but instead the problem is people not following the regulations. Wouldn't you agree? " I said allegedly. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are "And what do you mean by that? | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. But you described it as an illegal pesticide. Therefore it can't be within the rules to use on egg laying hens. So the problem isn't with EU regulations, but instead the problem is people not following the regulations. Wouldn't you agree? I said allegedly." You obviously believed it enough to say it, so if you think that's the case, do you agree with my explanation? If not, why not? | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. But you described it as an illegal pesticide. Therefore it can't be within the rules to use on egg laying hens. So the problem isn't with EU regulations, but instead the problem is people not following the regulations. Wouldn't you agree? I said allegedly. You obviously believed it enough to say it, so if you think that's the case, do you agree with my explanation? If not, why not?" No, I said allegedly. There are other rumours going around about how this has happened. Including contractual issues , labeling issues, auditing and verification issues. The reason(s) behind this are still being investigated. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. But you described it as an illegal pesticide. Therefore it can't be within the rules to use on egg laying hens. So the problem isn't with EU regulations, but instead the problem is people not following the regulations. Wouldn't you agree? I said allegedly. You obviously believed it enough to say it, so if you think that's the case, do you agree with my explanation? If not, why not? No, I said allegedly. There are other rumours going around about how this has happened. Including contractual issues , labeling issues, auditing and verification issues. The reason(s) behind this are still being investigated." But do you think that everything was done as per the rules and regulations, or that corners were cut or underhand methods used? | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. But you described it as an illegal pesticide. Therefore it can't be within the rules to use on egg laying hens. So the problem isn't with EU regulations, but instead the problem is people not following the regulations. Wouldn't you agree? I said allegedly. You obviously believed it enough to say it, so if you think that's the case, do you agree with my explanation? If not, why not? No, I said allegedly. There are other rumours going around about how this has happened. Including contractual issues , labeling issues, auditing and verification issues. The reason(s) behind this are still being investigated. But do you think that everything was done as per the rules and regulations, or that corners were cut or underhand methods used? " I've no idea...what do you think? | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. But you described it as an illegal pesticide. Therefore it can't be within the rules to use on egg laying hens. So the problem isn't with EU regulations, but instead the problem is people not following the regulations. Wouldn't you agree? I said allegedly. You obviously believed it enough to say it, so if you think that's the case, do you agree with my explanation? If not, why not? No, I said allegedly. There are other rumours going around about how this has happened. Including contractual issues , labeling issues, auditing and verification issues. The reason(s) behind this are still being investigated. But do you think that everything was done as per the rules and regulations, or that corners were cut or underhand methods used? I've no idea...what do you think?" I think its highly unlikely, that if all rules and regulations are followed, eggs make the headlines. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?"I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic  | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic "I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia. So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience. But resort to insults if you like. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
"You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
"right, so if you have so much knowledge, then you should know, does it make the news when rules and regulations are followed in the industry? | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with "I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales. I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings. Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then? | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?"No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?
No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda "Are EU Directives law then? Or do countries have to take the directives and interpret them into their own laws? And if you read properly what I have said, you'll see that you're twisting my words to suit your anti-brexit, "the EU can do no wrong and everybody who voted brexit is a thick, xenophobic racist" rhetoric. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with "Blimey how many jobs have you got? Just a few weeks ago you told everyone on here you worked as a football coach and now you work for a huge European food company aswel? On top of your 2 jobs you still find time to post nonsense on here. Will you be telling everyone on here of yet another job in a few weeks time, you've got more jobs than George Osborne. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?
No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda
Are EU Directives law then? Or do countries have to take the directives and interpret them into their own laws?
And if you read properly what I have said, you'll see that you're twisting my words to suit your anti-brexit, "the EU can do no wrong and everybody who voted brexit is a thick, xenophobic racist" rhetoric.
"I think the recent horsemeat scandal in the EU and now this egg pesticides business goes to show EU regulations don't mean shit. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
Blimey how many jobs have you got? Just a few weeks ago you told everyone on here you worked as a football coach and now you work for a huge European food company aswel? On top of your 2 jobs you still find time to post nonsense on here. Will you be telling everyone on here of yet another job in a few weeks time, you've got more jobs than George Osborne. "Probably a cleaner in the hygiene department. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
Blimey how many jobs have you got? Just a few weeks ago you told everyone on here you worked as a football coach and now you work for a huge European food company aswel? On top of your 2 jobs you still find time to post nonsense on here. Will you be telling everyone on here of yet another job in a few weeks time, you've got more jobs than George Osborne. "Idiotic you begger belief | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?
No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda
Are EU Directives law then? Or do countries have to take the directives and interpret them into their own laws?
And if you read properly what I have said, you'll see that you're twisting my words to suit your anti-brexit, "the EU can do no wrong and everybody who voted brexit is a thick, xenophobic racist" rhetoric.
"Depends on whether there Directives or Regulations.....id had thought with your many years of experience working in the food industry across the EU ...you would had know that... But dont you see thats how you come across as a little englander | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?
No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda
Are EU Directives law then? Or do countries have to take the directives and interpret them into their own laws?
And if you read properly what I have said, you'll see that you're twisting my words to suit your anti-brexit, "the EU can do no wrong and everybody who voted brexit is a thick, xenophobic racist" rhetoric.
I think the recent horsemeat scandal in the EU and now this egg pesticides business goes to show EU regulations don't mean shit. "Yawn. Killing time between tugs again chief? | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
Blimey how many jobs have you got? Just a few weeks ago you told everyone on here you worked as a football coach and now you work for a huge European food company aswel? On top of your 2 jobs you still find time to post nonsense on here. Will you be telling everyone on here of yet another job in a few weeks time, you've got more jobs than George Osborne.
Probably a cleaner in the hygiene department.
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?
No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda
Are EU Directives law then? Or do countries have to take the directives and interpret them into their own laws?
And if you read properly what I have said, you'll see that you're twisting my words to suit your anti-brexit, "the EU can do no wrong and everybody who voted brexit is a thick, xenophobic racist" rhetoric.
I think the recent horsemeat scandal in the EU and now this egg pesticides business goes to show EU regulations don't mean shit.
Yawn. Killing time between tugs again chief?"Haha has he got one in him lol | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?
No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda
Are EU Directives law then? Or do countries have to take the directives and interpret them into their own laws?
And if you read properly what I have said, you'll see that you're twisting my words to suit your anti-brexit, "the EU can do no wrong and everybody who voted brexit is a thick, xenophobic racist" rhetoric.
Depends on whether there Directives or Regulations.....id had thought with your many years of experience working in the food industry across the EU ...you would had know that...
But dont you see thats how you come across as a little englander "So I ask if EU directives are law, or open to interpretation, and your answer is 'depends if they're directives or regulations'. The clue's in the question. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
right, so if you have so much knowledge, then you should know, does it make the news when rules and regulations are followed in the industry? ". Yes many times  | |||
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"I only ever buy British eggs and mostly from a farm down the road where I know it is free range,buy British allways best What British smart phone have you got? How about your TV? . Samsung note 7.... So a few exploded, I still think it's safe myself" Well you're in good company then. Samsung is an officail supplier to the Queen. "Samsung UK proudly announces that it has been awarded the Royal Warrant of Appointment to Her Majesty the Queen as supplier of televisions and audio-visual equipment." I wonder how many on here will try to paint themselves as more patriotic than the Queen  | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?
No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda
Are EU Directives law then? Or do countries have to take the directives and interpret them into their own laws?
And if you read properly what I have said, you'll see that you're twisting my words to suit your anti-brexit, "the EU can do no wrong and everybody who voted brexit is a thick, xenophobic racist" rhetoric.
I think the recent horsemeat scandal in the EU and now this egg pesticides business goes to show EU regulations don't mean shit.
Yawn. Killing time between tugs again chief?
Haha has he got one in him lol"More than you, 60 verifications vs your 2 verifications, no contest. | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?
No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda
Are EU Directives law then? Or do countries have to take the directives and interpret them into their own laws?
And if you read properly what I have said, you'll see that you're twisting my words to suit your anti-brexit, "the EU can do no wrong and everybody who voted brexit is a thick, xenophobic racist" rhetoric.
I think the recent horsemeat scandal in the EU and now this egg pesticides business goes to show EU regulations don't mean shit.
Yawn. Killing time between tugs again chief?
Haha has he got one in him lol
More than you, 60 verifications vs your 2 verifications, no contest. "On this my new profile.....and very childish...i bet you were the type of kid that said my dads bigger than your dad...very childish | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?
No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda
Are EU Directives law then? Or do countries have to take the directives and interpret them into their own laws?
And if you read properly what I have said, you'll see that you're twisting my words to suit your anti-brexit, "the EU can do no wrong and everybody who voted brexit is a thick, xenophobic racist" rhetoric.
I think the recent horsemeat scandal in the EU and now this egg pesticides business goes to show EU regulations don't mean shit.
Yawn. Killing time between tugs again chief?
Haha has he got one in him lol
More than you, 60 verifications vs your 2 verifications, no contest.
On this my new profile.....and very childish...i bet you were the type of kid that said my dads bigger than your dad...very childish "It wasn't childish at all of you to say "has he got one in him" in the first place was it | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?
No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda
Are EU Directives law then? Or do countries have to take the directives and interpret them into their own laws?
And if you read properly what I have said, you'll see that you're twisting my words to suit your anti-brexit, "the EU can do no wrong and everybody who voted brexit is a thick, xenophobic racist" rhetoric.
I think the recent horsemeat scandal in the EU and now this egg pesticides business goes to show EU regulations don't mean shit.
Yawn. Killing time between tugs again chief?
Haha has he got one in him lol
More than you, 60 verifications vs your 2 verifications, no contest.
On this my new profile.....and very childish...i bet you were the type of kid that said my dads bigger than your dad...very childish
It wasn't childish at all of you to say "has he got one in him" in the first place was it "My dads bigger than yours | |||
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?
No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda
Are EU Directives law then? Or do countries have to take the directives and interpret them into their own laws?
And if you read properly what I have said, you'll see that you're twisting my words to suit your anti-brexit, "the EU can do no wrong and everybody who voted brexit is a thick, xenophobic racist" rhetoric.
I think the recent horsemeat scandal in the EU and now this egg pesticides business goes to show EU regulations don't mean shit.
Yawn. Killing time between tugs again chief?
Haha has he got one in him lol
More than you, 60 verifications vs your 2 verifications, no contest.
On this my new profile.....and very childish...i bet you were the type of kid that said my dads bigger than your dad...very childish
It wasn't childish at all of you to say "has he got one in him" in the first place was it
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"OP, have they complied with the regulations, or have they broken the regulations? No one knows for certain yet as it's still under investigation. However, it seems that an illegal pesticide has been mixed with cleaning chemicals (allegedly). With regard to EU regulations, what I can tell you is that the EU food directives and regulations are interpreted differently across the EU. We in the UK tend to be more stringent in complying with EU directives, certainly those I have experience with. OFC they are
And what do you mean by that?
I mean you as a little englander think us UK people are above anyone else or all other countries....quite pathetic if you ask me....as someone already mentioned wha about the BSE crisis in this country im sure the British farmers floated the law just as thse Dutch ones have....but wait there European were not....pathetic
I've worked pretty extensively in the food and allied industries across the EU. Including across the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Scandinavia.
So I am actually writing with a fair degree of direct knowledge and experience.
But resort to insults if you like.
You sound like you have....and if you have then you will realise the problem.....btw i DO work for a huge european food company who has very high hygiene standards both here and at all there factories all over the world...in fact they have factories in every european country and one on every continent....so dont give me that bollocks that we enforce hygiene standards more than europeans...its just not true...and your just using this as another stick to beat them with
I said tend to, there are companies that prove the exception. One of the cleanest factories I've ever been in was a meat plant in Cologne in Germany many years ago. One of the dirtiest I've been in was in Wales.
I've been in the high risk area of a factory in Holland that had birds flying around... And food safe walls but not ceilings.
Do you think EU directives aren't interpreted differently in countries across the EU then?
No i think some companies break the law both in the UK and EU...but to say the UK follows hygiene standards better than EU companies is just a lie....and just something else to fit your agenda
Are EU Directives law then? Or do countries have to take the directives and interpret them into their own laws?
And if you read properly what I have said, you'll see that you're twisting my words to suit your anti-brexit, "the EU can do no wrong and everybody who voted brexit is a thick, xenophobic racist" rhetoric.
I think the recent horsemeat scandal in the EU and now this egg pesticides business goes to show EU regulations don't mean shit.
Yawn. Killing time between tugs again chief?
Haha has he got one in him lol
More than you, 60 verifications vs your 2 verifications, no contest.
On this my new profile.....and very childish...i bet you were the type of kid that said my dads bigger than your dad...very childish
It wasn't childish at all of you to say "has he got one in him" in the first place was it
My dads bigger than yours
So you are the type of person who says "my dad is bigger than your dad" then not me. I think it's pretty clear to everyone on here who the childish one is here. "They certainly do ....one thing you have actually got right in all your posts | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area." So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then?" I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. " So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? " Why dont you want to answer the question? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question?" Why don't you? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you?" Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened."So what use are they if they're not followed? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?"See above where I asked Centaur if we should scrap the law against murder if people keep getting murdered, or speed limits if people keep braking them. He saw my point of view and conceded the arguement with his lack of response. Will you do the same? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened."Exactly, somehow trying to square in their own minds the logical conclusion of their own argument is that without any rules or regulations, that somehow that would be safer, which is of course a total fallacy. | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?"One of the more inane comments Ive read on here. Of course theres a point to them even if theres the odd company that breaks them. | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
One of the more inane comments Ive read on here.
Of course theres a point to them even if theres the odd company that breaks them."What if they all break them? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
One of the more inane comments Ive read on here.
Of course theres a point to them even if theres the odd company that breaks them.
What if they all break them?"What if everyone breaks all the laws. It'll be like The Purge, lock your doors and head to the fallout shelter!!!! The food produced in the EU including the UK has just about the highest standards and prorections in the world. The simple proof is in the fact we can eat our food safely and do so every year. | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
One of the more inane comments Ive read on here.
Of course theres a point to them even if theres the odd company that breaks them.
What if they all break them?
What if everyone breaks all the laws. It'll be like The Purge, lock your doors and head to the fallout shelter!!!!
The food produced in the EU including the UK has just about the highest standards and prorections in the world.
The simple proof is in the fact we can eat our food safely and do so every year."And before the EU rules regulations and directives people were dropping like flies in the street after every meal | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
One of the more inane comments Ive read on here.
Of course theres a point to them even if theres the odd company that breaks them.
What if they all break them?
What if everyone breaks all the laws. It'll be like The Purge, lock your doors and head to the fallout shelter!!!!
The food produced in the EU including the UK has just about the highest standards and prorections in the world.
The simple proof is in the fact we can eat our food safely and do so every year.
And before the EU rules regulations and directives people were dropping like flies in the street after every meal"1 in 10 people wordwide (600mn) fall sick after eating contaminated food every year. Nearly half a million per year will die from eating contaminated food. The rate of death in eastern europe as compared to the EU due to unsafe food is 16 times higher. The EU has the lowest rate of death due to unsafe food in the world. | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
One of the more inane comments Ive read on here.
Of course theres a point to them even if theres the odd company that breaks them.
What if they all break them?
What if everyone breaks all the laws. It'll be like The Purge, lock your doors and head to the fallout shelter!!!!
The food produced in the EU including the UK has just about the highest standards and prorections in the world.
The simple proof is in the fact we can eat our food safely and do so every year.
And before the EU rules regulations and directives people were dropping like flies in the street after every meal
1 in 10 people wordwide (600mn) fall sick after eating contaminated food every year.
Nearly half a million per year will die from eating contaminated food.
The rate of death in eastern europe as compared to the EU due to unsafe food is 16 times higher. The EU has the lowest rate of death due to unsafe food in the world."What was the rate in western Europe pre EU? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
One of the more inane comments Ive read on here.
Of course theres a point to them even if theres the odd company that breaks them.
What if they all break them?
What if everyone breaks all the laws. It'll be like The Purge, lock your doors and head to the fallout shelter!!!!
The food produced in the EU including the UK has just about the highest standards and prorections in the world.
The simple proof is in the fact we can eat our food safely and do so every year.
And before the EU rules regulations and directives people were dropping like flies in the street after every meal
1 in 10 people wordwide (600mn) fall sick after eating contaminated food every year.
Nearly half a million per year will die from eating contaminated food.
The rate of death in eastern europe as compared to the EU due to unsafe food is 16 times higher. The EU has the lowest rate of death due to unsafe food in the world.
What was the rate in western Europe pre EU?"Look it up yourself, my username isnt Google!
We have the lowest deaths in the world. Thats not an accident. | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
One of the more inane comments Ive read on here.
Of course theres a point to them even if theres the odd company that breaks them.
What if they all break them?
What if everyone breaks all the laws. It'll be like The Purge, lock your doors and head to the fallout shelter!!!!
The food produced in the EU including the UK has just about the highest standards and prorections in the world.
The simple proof is in the fact we can eat our food safely and do so every year.
And before the EU rules regulations and directives people were dropping like flies in the street after every meal
1 in 10 people wordwide (600mn) fall sick after eating contaminated food every year.
Nearly half a million per year will die from eating contaminated food.
The rate of death in eastern europe as compared to the EU due to unsafe food is 16 times higher. The EU has the lowest rate of death due to unsafe food in the world.
What was the rate in western Europe pre EU?
Look it up yourself, my username isnt Google!
We have the lowest deaths in the world. Thats not an accident."Don't follow him down the rabbit hole, he's talking out his arse, like you said its just mental gymnastics. Everyone knows that if the rules are followed everything is safe. The rules keep us safe. | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
See above where I asked Centaur if we should scrap the law against murder if people keep getting murdered, or speed limits if people keep braking them. He saw my point of view and conceded the arguement with his lack of response. Will you do the same? "I've not conceded anything, lol, your usual twisted logic seems to have brought you to that conclusion but seeing as you bring it up despite the law on speeding or murder people still speed on a daily basis and people still murder, you can have all the EU regulations in the world, (and God knows we already have far too many of them) the horsemeat scandal still happened and this egg pesticides business still happened and I've no doubt EU regulations will continue to be ignored in future. | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
One of the more inane comments Ive read on here.
Of course theres a point to them even if theres the odd company that breaks them.
What if they all break them?
What if everyone breaks all the laws. It'll be like The Purge, lock your doors and head to the fallout shelter!!!!
The food produced in the EU including the UK has just about the highest standards and prorections in the world.
The simple proof is in the fact we can eat our food safely and do so every year.
And before the EU rules regulations and directives people were dropping like flies in the street after every meal
1 in 10 people wordwide (600mn) fall sick after eating contaminated food every year.
Nearly half a million per year will die from eating contaminated food.
The rate of death in eastern europe as compared to the EU due to unsafe food is 16 times higher. The EU has the lowest rate of death due to unsafe food in the world.
What was the rate in western Europe pre EU?
Look it up yourself, my username isnt Google!
We have the lowest deaths in the world. Thats not an accident.
Don't follow him down the rabbit hole, he's talking out his arse, like you said its just mental gymnastics. Everyone knows that if the rules are followed everything is safe. The rules keep us safe. "That's bollocks and you know it, going back to your reference to speeding even when cars observe the speed Limit accidents still happen, nothing is completely safe even when rules are followed. | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
See above where I asked Centaur if we should scrap the law against murder if people keep getting murdered, or speed limits if people keep braking them. He saw my point of view and conceded the arguement with his lack of response. Will you do the same?
I've not conceded anything, lol, your usual twisted logic seems to have brought you to that conclusion but seeing as you bring it up despite the law on speeding or murder people still speed on a daily basis and people still murder, you can have all the EU regulations in the world, (and God knows we already have far too many of them) the horsemeat scandal still happened and this egg pesticides business still happened and I've no doubt EU regulations will continue to be ignored in future. "Are you trying to say we would be more safe without regulations? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
See above where I asked Centaur if we should scrap the law against murder if people keep getting murdered, or speed limits if people keep braking them. He saw my point of view and conceded the arguement with his lack of response. Will you do the same?
I've not conceded anything, lol, your usual twisted logic seems to have brought you to that conclusion but seeing as you bring it up despite the law on speeding or murder people still speed on a daily basis and people still murder, you can have all the EU regulations in the world, (and God knows we already have far too many of them) the horsemeat scandal still happened and this egg pesticides business still happened and I've no doubt EU regulations will continue to be ignored in future.
Are you trying to say we would be more safe without regulations? "I'm saying they are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
See above where I asked Centaur if we should scrap the law against murder if people keep getting murdered, or speed limits if people keep braking them. He saw my point of view and conceded the arguement with his lack of response. Will you do the same?
I've not conceded anything, lol, your usual twisted logic seems to have brought you to that conclusion but seeing as you bring it up despite the law on speeding or murder people still speed on a daily basis and people still murder, you can have all the EU regulations in the world, (and God knows we already have far too many of them) the horsemeat scandal still happened and this egg pesticides business still happened and I've no doubt EU regulations will continue to be ignored in future.
Are you trying to say we would be more safe without regulations?
I'm saying they are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. "No one has said they are. Your hatred of the EU completely blinds you to any sense of normalcy. | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
See above where I asked Centaur if we should scrap the law against murder if people keep getting murdered, or speed limits if people keep braking them. He saw my point of view and conceded the arguement with his lack of response. Will you do the same?
I've not conceded anything, lol, your usual twisted logic seems to have brought you to that conclusion but seeing as you bring it up despite the law on speeding or murder people still speed on a daily basis and people still murder, you can have all the EU regulations in the world, (and God knows we already have far too many of them) the horsemeat scandal still happened and this egg pesticides business still happened and I've no doubt EU regulations will continue to be ignored in future.
Are you trying to say we would be more safe without regulations?
I'm saying they are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. "Hey heres me agreeing with you ... no there not failsafe...but THEY do make it safer than IF we never had any at all...and that fact HAS been proven especially with speeding etc etc....and FOOD | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
See above where I asked Centaur if we should scrap the law against murder if people keep getting murdered, or speed limits if people keep braking them. He saw my point of view and conceded the arguement with his lack of response. Will you do the same?
I've not conceded anything, lol, your usual twisted logic seems to have brought you to that conclusion but seeing as you bring it up despite the law on speeding or murder people still speed on a daily basis and people still murder, you can have all the EU regulations in the world, (and God knows we already have far too many of them) the horsemeat scandal still happened and this egg pesticides business still happened and I've no doubt EU regulations will continue to be ignored in future.
Are you trying to say we would be more safe without regulations?
I'm saying they are not the failsafe you seem to think they are.
No one has said they are. Your hatred of the EU completely blinds you to any sense of normalcy. "You said in an earlier comment on this thread "Everyone knows that if the rules are followed everything is safe. The rules keep us safe". Rules in life don't keep people safe and people will always bend or break rules. Even when rules are followed to the letter accidents still happen and things still have the potential to go wrong. It's foolish to think otherwise. | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
See above where I asked Centaur if we should scrap the law against murder if people keep getting murdered, or speed limits if people keep braking them. He saw my point of view and conceded the arguement with his lack of response. Will you do the same?
I've not conceded anything, lol, your usual twisted logic seems to have brought you to that conclusion but seeing as you bring it up despite the law on speeding or murder people still speed on a daily basis and people still murder, you can have all the EU regulations in the world, (and God knows we already have far too many of them) the horsemeat scandal still happened and this egg pesticides business still happened and I've no doubt EU regulations will continue to be ignored in future.
Are you trying to say we would be more safe without regulations?
I'm saying they are not the failsafe you seem to think they are.
No one has said they are. Your hatred of the EU completely blinds you to any sense of normalcy.
You said in an earlier comment
on this thread "Everyone knows that if the rules are followed everything is safe. The rules keep us safe". Rules in life don't keep people safe and people will always bend or break rules. Even when rules are followed to the letter accidents still happen and things still have the potential to go wrong. It's foolish to think otherwise. "I'm talking about eggs for godsake, not life in general! The problem with these eggs that have been contaminated is that the rules weren't followed. Had they been, the eggs wouldn't have been contaminated. The fact that a tiny tiny percentage of people break those rules, does not invalidate them, in fact it highlights their importance. If wrong doing is found, then I'm sure they will be prosecuted or fined or appropriately dealt with. It's ridiculous to try and say that the EU is a bad institution and should be abolished because someone broke the rules. That is obviously the whole point of this thread and virtually every post you have ever written. If we leave the EU, and a new rule is put in place by parliament, and someone breaks that rule, will you be calling for parliament to be abolished? Can you start to see how your hatred of the EU has warped your sense of logic? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
See above where I asked Centaur if we should scrap the law against murder if people keep getting murdered, or speed limits if people keep braking them. He saw my point of view and conceded the arguement with his lack of response. Will you do the same?
I've not conceded anything, lol, your usual twisted logic seems to have brought you to that conclusion but seeing as you bring it up despite the law on speeding or murder people still speed on a daily basis and people still murder, you can have all the EU regulations in the world, (and God knows we already have far too many of them) the horsemeat scandal still happened and this egg pesticides business still happened and I've no doubt EU regulations will continue to be ignored in future.
Are you trying to say we would be more safe without regulations?
I'm saying they are not the failsafe you seem to think they are.
No one has said they are. Your hatred of the EU completely blinds you to any sense of normalcy.
You said in an earlier comment
on this thread "Everyone knows that if the rules are followed everything is safe. The rules keep us safe". Rules in life don't keep people safe and people will always bend or break rules. Even when rules are followed to the letter accidents still happen and things still have the potential to go wrong. It's foolish to think otherwise.
I'm talking about eggs for godsake, not life in general!
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
See above where I asked Centaur if we should scrap the law against murder if people keep getting murdered, or speed limits if people keep braking them. He saw my point of view and conceded the arguement with his lack of response. Will you do the same?
I've not conceded anything, lol, your usual twisted logic seems to have brought you to that conclusion but seeing as you bring it up despite the law on speeding or murder people still speed on a daily basis and people still murder, you can have all the EU regulations in the world, (and God knows we already have far too many of them) the horsemeat scandal still happened and this egg pesticides business still happened and I've no doubt EU regulations will continue to be ignored in future.
Are you trying to say we would be more safe without regulations?
I'm saying they are not the failsafe you seem to think they are.
No one has said they are. Your hatred of the EU completely blinds you to any sense of normalcy.
You said in an earlier comment
on this thread "Everyone knows that if the rules are followed everything is safe. The rules keep us safe". Rules in life don't keep people safe and people will always bend or break rules. Even when rules are followed to the letter accidents still happen and things still have the potential to go wrong. It's foolish to think otherwise.
I'm talking about eggs for godsake, not life in general!
Ah so we're talking about eggs now again suddenly, it was YOU who tried to take the thread off topic by talking about murder and speeding laws! "Are yoiu that idiotic NOT to see it was an example of how rules work....i guess not | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations across any industry are followed? Why dont you want to answer the question? Why don't you? Its always hilarious watching Brexiters mental gymnastics
You're working hard here not to admit that had the EU rules, regulations and directives been followed then this wouldnt have happened.
So what use are they if they're not followed?
See above where I asked Centaur if we should scrap the law against murder if people keep getting murdered, or speed limits if people keep braking them. He saw my point of view and conceded the arguement with his lack of response. Will you do the same?
I've not conceded anything, lol, your usual twisted logic seems to have brought you to that conclusion but seeing as you bring it up despite the law on speeding or murder people still speed on a daily basis and people still murder, you can have all the EU regulations in the world, (and God knows we already have far too many of them) the horsemeat scandal still happened and this egg pesticides business still happened and I've no doubt EU regulations will continue to be ignored in future.
Are you trying to say we would be more safe without regulations?
I'm saying they are not the failsafe you seem to think they are.
No one has said they are. Your hatred of the EU completely blinds you to any sense of normalcy.
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on this thread "Everyone knows that if the rules are followed everything is safe. The rules keep us safe". Rules in life don't keep people safe and people will always bend or break rules. Even when rules are followed to the letter accidents still happen and things still have the potential to go wrong. It's foolish to think otherwise.
I'm talking about eggs for godsake, not life in general!
Ah so we're talking about eggs now again suddenly, it was YOU who tried to take the thread off topic by talking about murder and speeding laws!
Are yoiu that idiotic NOT to see it was an example of how rules work....i guess not "Are you that idiotic to see that I then countered that by saying accidents still happen when speed limits are observed and then CLCC complains that they were talking about eggs all along. | |||
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"The important take away from this thread is that the EU has fewer illnesses and deaths from contaminated food than any other region. If it wasnt for the Brexiters clutching at straws and trying to twist whatever they can into an anti EU rant these accomplishments might not be talked about here. So Brexiters *do* have a positive purpose after all "Do you like your EU pesticide eggs scrambled, fried or boiled in the morning? What's for dinner tonight it is horsemeat or beef? | |||
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"Centaur why do you blame the EU when people break food hygiene rules/regulations/laws, but not blame parliament when people speed and break traffic laws? " Come on centaur, it's a fairly simple question. | |||
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"Centaur why do you blame the EU when people break food hygiene rules/regulations/laws, but not blame parliament when people speed and break traffic laws? Come on centaur, it's a fairly simple question. " It's not a question of picking one or the other. You seem to think that everything about the EU is all rosy and good and that EU regulations make everyone safe. EU regulations don't make everyone safe, the cases highlighted show that EU regulations don't mean shit. EU regulations are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. | |||
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"Centaur why do you blame the EU when people break food hygiene rules/regulations/laws, but not blame parliament when people speed and break traffic laws? Come on centaur, it's a fairly simple question. It's not a question of picking one or the other. You seem to think that everything about the EU is all rosy and good and that EU regulations make everyone safe. EU regulations don't make everyone safe, the cases highlighted show that EU regulations don't mean shit. EU regulations are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. " You haven't explained why the EU is at fault when EU regulations/rules/laws are broken, but parliament isn't at fault when the same thing happens with national rules/regs/laws. Whose fault is it when people break national laws? | |||
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"Centaur why do you blame the EU when people break food hygiene rules/regulations/laws, but not blame parliament when people speed and break traffic laws? Come on centaur, it's a fairly simple question. It's not a question of picking one or the other. You seem to think that everything about the EU is all rosy and good and that EU regulations make everyone safe. EU regulations don't make everyone safe, the cases highlighted show that EU regulations don't mean shit. EU regulations are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. You haven't explained why the EU is at fault when EU regulations/rules/laws are broken, but parliament isn't at fault when the same thing happens with national rules/regs/laws. Whose fault is it when people break national laws? " He wont answer you....you know why because he cant thats why because there is no difference in them....with this guy everything is the EU's fault..its like talking to a 2 year old | |||
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"Centaur why do you blame the EU when people break food hygiene rules/regulations/laws, but not blame parliament when people speed and break traffic laws? Come on centaur, it's a fairly simple question. It's not a question of picking one or the other. You seem to think that everything about the EU is all rosy and good and that EU regulations make everyone safe. EU regulations don't make everyone safe, the cases highlighted show that EU regulations don't mean shit. EU regulations are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. " Then why does the EU have the lowest rates of illness and death from contaminated food of any region in the world? Seems like our regulations have been very effective. No law is adhered to by everyone but we have high compliance and enforcement. | |||
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"Centaur why do you blame the EU when people break food hygiene rules/regulations/laws, but not blame parliament when people speed and break traffic laws? Come on centaur, it's a fairly simple question. It's not a question of picking one or the other. You seem to think that everything about the EU is all rosy and good and that EU regulations make everyone safe. EU regulations don't make everyone safe, the cases highlighted show that EU regulations don't mean shit. EU regulations are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. You haven't explained why the EU is at fault when EU regulations/rules/laws are broken, but parliament isn't at fault when the same thing happens with national rules/regs/laws. Whose fault is it when people break national laws? He wont answer you....you know why because he cant thats why because there is no difference in them....with this guy everything is the EU's fault..its like talking to a 2 year old "Do you think he's aware of it or not? | |||
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"Centaur why do you blame the EU when people break food hygiene rules/regulations/laws, but not blame parliament when people speed and break traffic laws? Come on centaur, it's a fairly simple question. It's not a question of picking one or the other. You seem to think that everything about the EU is all rosy and good and that EU regulations make everyone safe. EU regulations don't make everyone safe, the cases highlighted show that EU regulations don't mean shit. EU regulations are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. You haven't explained why the EU is at fault when EU regulations/rules/laws are broken, but parliament isn't at fault when the same thing happens with national rules/regs/laws. Whose fault is it when people break national laws? He wont answer you....you know why because he cant thats why because there is no difference in them....with this guy everything is the EU's fault..its like talking to a 2 year old "The new guy hasn't been able to answer it, nor has to food production expert. | |||
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"Centaur why do you blame the EU when people break food hygiene rules/regulations/laws, but not blame parliament when people speed and break traffic laws? Come on centaur, it's a fairly simple question. It's not a question of picking one or the other. You seem to think that everything about the EU is all rosy and good and that EU regulations make everyone safe. EU regulations don't make everyone safe, the cases highlighted show that EU regulations don't mean shit. EU regulations are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. You haven't explained why the EU is at fault when EU regulations/rules/laws are broken, but parliament isn't at fault when the same thing happens with national rules/regs/laws. Whose fault is it when people break national laws? He wont answer you....you know why because he cant thats why because there is no difference in them....with this guy everything is the EU's fault..its like talking to a 2 year old
The new guy hasn't been able to answer it, nor has to food production expert. "It still remains unanswered I guess. | |||
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"Centaur why do you blame the EU when people break food hygiene rules/regulations/laws, but not blame parliament when people speed and break traffic laws? Come on centaur, it's a fairly simple question. It's not a question of picking one or the other. You seem to think that everything about the EU is all rosy and good and that EU regulations make everyone safe. EU regulations don't make everyone safe, the cases highlighted show that EU regulations don't mean shit. EU regulations are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. You haven't explained why the EU is at fault when EU regulations/rules/laws are broken, but parliament isn't at fault when the same thing happens with national rules/regs/laws. Whose fault is it when people break national laws? He wont answer you....you know why because he cant thats why because there is no difference in them....with this guy everything is the EU's fault..its like talking to a 2 year old
The new guy hasn't been able to answer it, nor has to food production expert.
It still remains unanswered I guess."Who has said that parliament isn't at fault? | |||
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"Centaur why do you blame the EU when people break food hygiene rules/regulations/laws, but not blame parliament when people speed and break traffic laws? Come on centaur, it's a fairly simple question. It's not a question of picking one or the other. You seem to think that everything about the EU is all rosy and good and that EU regulations make everyone safe. EU regulations don't make everyone safe, the cases highlighted show that EU regulations don't mean shit. EU regulations are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. You haven't explained why the EU is at fault when EU regulations/rules/laws are broken, but parliament isn't at fault when the same thing happens with national rules/regs/laws. Whose fault is it when people break national laws? He wont answer you....you know why because he cant thats why because there is no difference in them....with this guy everything is the EU's fault..its like talking to a 2 year old
The new guy hasn't been able to answer it, nor has to food production expert.
It still remains unanswered I guess.
Who has said that parliament isn't at fault?"Who said "Answering a question with a question displays ignorance, no valid argument and a complete lack of intellect"? | |||
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"Centaur why do you blame the EU when people break food hygiene rules/regulations/laws, but not blame parliament when people speed and break traffic laws? Come on centaur, it's a fairly simple question. It's not a question of picking one or the other. You seem to think that everything about the EU is all rosy and good and that EU regulations make everyone safe. EU regulations don't make everyone safe, the cases highlighted show that EU regulations don't mean shit. EU regulations are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. You haven't explained why the EU is at fault when EU regulations/rules/laws are broken, but parliament isn't at fault when the same thing happens with national rules/regs/laws. Whose fault is it when people break national laws? He wont answer you....you know why because he cant thats why because there is no difference in them....with this guy everything is the EU's fault..its like talking to a 2 year old
The new guy hasn't been able to answer it, nor has to food production expert.
It still remains unanswered I guess.
Who has said that parliament isn't at fault?
Who said "Answering a question with a question displays ignorance, no valid argument and a complete lack of intellect"? "Maybe some people have decided to give you a dose of your own medicine. | |||
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"Centaur why do you blame the EU when people break food hygiene rules/regulations/laws, but not blame parliament when people speed and break traffic laws? Come on centaur, it's a fairly simple question. It's not a question of picking one or the other. You seem to think that everything about the EU is all rosy and good and that EU regulations make everyone safe. EU regulations don't make everyone safe, the cases highlighted show that EU regulations don't mean shit. EU regulations are not the failsafe you seem to think they are. You haven't explained why the EU is at fault when EU regulations/rules/laws are broken, but parliament isn't at fault when the same thing happens with national rules/regs/laws. Whose fault is it when people break national laws? He wont answer you....you know why because he cant thats why because there is no difference in them....with this guy everything is the EU's fault..its like talking to a 2 year old
The new guy hasn't been able to answer it, nor has to food production expert.
It still remains unanswered I guess.
Who has said that parliament isn't at fault?
Who said "Answering a question with a question displays ignorance, no valid argument and a complete lack of intellect"?
Maybe some people have decided to give you a dose of your own medicine. "Yet another post from you, and yet again you avoid the question. | |||
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"Op your clucking at straws again.." No that was the US chlorine chicken thread from remainers a couple of weeks ago. | |||
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"EU has called an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis. Which will take place in late September I believe. As usual the EU is straight on the ball in an emergency "It's come out in reports now that the EU knew all about this egg pesticide contamination back in June. Why then has it taken them so long to notify us in Britain about this? The story only broke here this week. Also in today's papers it's estimated now there could be over 700,000 EU pesticide contaminated eggs that have made it into the British market, the estimate earlier in the week was 21,000 eggs. | |||
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"I know you want to do a bit of EU scaremongering Centaur. But just to set the record straight, these were eggs from the Netherlands. From one particular farm it seems. But yes, because The Netherlands is a part of the EU, its neighbour Belgium which has been affected has been able to open a case with the EU Food Fraud Network. -Matt" Looks like you were wrong to assume that Matt, so much for setting the record straight, lol. It's being reported on the news now the contaminated eggs have come from 4 different countries in the EU from egg producing businesses in The Netherlands, Germany, France and Belgium. | |||
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"EU has called an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis. Which will take place in late September I believe. As usual the EU is straight on the ball in an emergency
It's come out in reports now that the EU knew all about this egg pesticide contamination back in June. Why then has it taken them so long to notify us in Britain about this? The story only broke here this week. Also in today's papers it's estimated now there could be over 700,000 EU pesticide contaminated eggs that have made it into the British market, the estimate earlier in the week was 21,000 eggs. "Which EU agency knew in June? Have you got a link? | |||
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"I know you want to do a bit of EU scaremongering Centaur. But just to set the record straight, these were eggs from the Netherlands. From one particular farm it seems. But yes, because The Netherlands is a part of the EU, its neighbour Belgium which has been affected has been able to open a case with the EU Food Fraud Network. -Matt And apparently the Belgians knew about it in June. It's more than one farm btw. I know several people who work in the egg industry. They are saying it's been a nightmare since the news broke last week, and has already hit sales. " Yes that's what is being reported on the news now JandS. If the Belgians knew about it in June then you can be sure the EU knew about it in June. Also you were correct to say more than one farm is affected that has now been confirmed, news reports say farms or egg production businesses in 4 different EU countries now involved in this pesticides scandal. | |||
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"I know you want to do a bit of EU scaremongering Centaur. But just to set the record straight, these were eggs from the Netherlands. From one particular farm it seems. But yes, because The Netherlands is a part of the EU, its neighbour Belgium which has been affected has been able to open a case with the EU Food Fraud Network. -Matt And apparently the Belgians knew about it in June. It's more than one farm btw. I know several people who work in the egg industry. They are saying it's been a nightmare since the news broke last week, and has already hit sales. Yes that's what is being reported on the news now JandS. If the Belgians knew about it in June then you can be sure the EU knew about it in June. Also you were correct to say more than one farm is affected that has now been confirmed, news reports say farms or egg production businesses in 4 different EU countries now involved in this pesticides scandal. " Which EU agency knew in June? | |||
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"I know you want to do a bit of EU scaremongering Centaur. But just to set the record straight, these were eggs from the Netherlands. From one particular farm it seems. But yes, because The Netherlands is a part of the EU, its neighbour Belgium which has been affected has been able to open a case with the EU Food Fraud Network. -Matt Looks like you were wrong to assume that Matt, so much for setting the record straight, lol. It's being reported on the news now the contaminated eggs have come from 4 different countries in the EU from egg producing businesses in The Netherlands, Germany, France and Belgium." Ok. And? They are still not 'EU eggs'. They are eggs from a number of farms that appear to have been treated by a Dutch company that use a substance banned in the EU. -Matt | |||
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"I only ever buy British eggs and mostly from a farm down the road where I know it is free range,buy British allways best What British smart phone have you got? How about your TV? " Are South Korea, Singapore, Japan and China in the EU now? Seems to be where 90+% of TVs and phones come from! | |||
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"I only ever buy British eggs and mostly from a farm down the road where I know it is free range,buy British allways best What British smart phone have you got? How about your TV? Are South Korea, Singapore, Japan and China in the EU now? Seems to be where 90+% of TVs and phones come from!" Exactly, so British isn t always best then is it? | |||
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"I only ever buy British eggs and mostly from a farm down the road where I know it is free range,buy British allways best What British smart phone have you got? How about your TV? Are South Korea, Singapore, Japan and China in the EU now? Seems to be where 90+% of TVs and phones come from! Exactly, so British isn t always best then is it? " So you agree it's best to leave the EU and strike up trade deals with these countries outside of the EU then. Knew you'd see sense in the end. | |||
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"I only ever buy British eggs and mostly from a farm down the road where I know it is free range,buy British allways best What British smart phone have you got? How about your TV? Are South Korea, Singapore, Japan and China in the EU now? Seems to be where 90+% of TVs and phones come from! Exactly, so British isn t always best then is it? So you agree it's best to leave the EU and strike up trade deals with these countries outside of the EU then. Knew you'd see sense in the end. "The fact that we all already have Asian TVs, phones, laptop etc. Shows that we can already get products from around the world whilst inside the EU. | |||
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"I only ever buy British eggs and mostly from a farm down the road where I know it is free range,buy British allways best What British smart phone have you got? How about your TV? Are South Korea, Singapore, Japan and China in the EU now? Seems to be where 90+% of TVs and phones come from! Exactly, so British isn t always best then is it? So you agree it's best to leave the EU and strike up trade deals with these countries outside of the EU then. Knew you'd see sense in the end.
The fact that we all already have Asian TVs, phones, laptop etc. Shows that we can already get products from around the world whilst inside the EU."We can get them cheaper once we leave the EU and get trade deals established with those countries though. Uk Consumers will be better off. | |||
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"I only ever buy British eggs and mostly from a farm down the road where I know it is free range,buy British allways best What British smart phone have you got? How about your TV? Are South Korea, Singapore, Japan and China in the EU now? Seems to be where 90+% of TVs and phones come from! Exactly, so British isn t always best then is it? So you agree it's best to leave the EU and strike up trade deals with these countries outside of the EU then. Knew you'd see sense in the end.
The fact that we all already have Asian TVs, phones, laptop etc. Shows that we can already get products from around the world whilst inside the EU.
We can get them cheaper once we leave the EU and get trade deals established with those countries though. Uk Consumers will be better off. "Don't we already have a FTA with South Korea that we are now pulling out of? How will that make things cheaper? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. " So the egg industry only involves food rules and regs then? What about safety, machinery safety, environmental directives, transport, water quality, wastewater and effluent, building, fire, air quality, electrical, gas, pressure systems, etc, etc, I presume you know that these rules, regs and directives, apply across all industries, and not just eggs. But, as someone has pointed out, you don't like it when you get your own medicine of avoiding answering questions. This egg issue has already gone from, as one poster said (incorrectly), one farm and a neighboring country, to nearly 200 farms and 15 countries, including across the world. From 21,000 eggs in the UK, to 700,000 eggs. From 'only whole eggs', to 'products with egg in'. From no need to panic to products being taken off the shelves and delistments. It will affect chicken sales as well, if not already. And it will be way more than 700,000 eggs involved in the UK. | |||
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"I only ever buy British eggs and mostly from a farm down the road where I know it is free range,buy British allways best What British smart phone have you got? How about your TV? Are South Korea, Singapore, Japan and China in the EU now? Seems to be where 90+% of TVs and phones come from! Exactly, so British isn t always best then is it? So you agree it's best to leave the EU and strike up trade deals with these countries outside of the EU then. Knew you'd see sense in the end.
The fact that we all already have Asian TVs, phones, laptop etc. Shows that we can already get products from around the world whilst inside the EU.
We can get them cheaper once we leave the EU and get trade deals established with those countries though. Uk Consumers will be better off.
Don't we already have a FTA with South Korea that we are now pulling out of? How will that make things cheaper?"South Korea was one of the first countries to indicate they wanted a new trade deal with the UK after Brexit. | |||
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"I only ever buy British eggs and mostly from a farm down the road where I know it is free range,buy British allways best What British smart phone have you got? How about your TV? Are South Korea, Singapore, Japan and China in the EU now? Seems to be where 90+% of TVs and phones come from! Exactly, so British isn t always best then is it? So you agree it's best to leave the EU and strike up trade deals with these countries outside of the EU then. Knew you'd see sense in the end.
The fact that we all already have Asian TVs, phones, laptop etc. Shows that we can already get products from around the world whilst inside the EU.
We can get them cheaper once we leave the EU and get trade deals established with those countries though. Uk Consumers will be better off.
Don't we already have a FTA with South Korea that we are now pulling out of? How will that make things cheaper?
South Korea was one of the first countries to indicate they wanted a new trade deal with the UK after Brexit. "Let's hope they don't get caught in Kim and Donnie's nuclear willy waving then! -Matt | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So the egg industry only involves food rules and regs then? What about safety, machinery safety, environmental directives, transport, water quality, wastewater and effluent, building, fire, air quality, electrical, gas, pressure systems, etc, etc, I presume you know that these rules, regs and directives, apply across all industries, and not just eggs. But, as someone has pointed out, you don't like it when you get your own medicine of avoiding answering questions. This egg issue has already gone from, as one poster said (incorrectly), one farm and a neighboring country, to nearly 200 farms and 15 countries, including across the world. From 21,000 eggs in the UK, to 700,000 eggs. From 'only whole eggs', to 'products with egg in'. From no need to panic to products being taken off the shelves and delistments. It will affect chicken sales as well, if not already. And it will be way more than 700,000 eggs involved in the UK. " Right, and when all of those rules are followed, does it make the headlines? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So the egg industry only involves food rules and regs then? What about safety, machinery safety, environmental directives, transport, water quality, wastewater and effluent, building, fire, air quality, electrical, gas, pressure systems, etc, etc, I presume you know that these rules, regs and directives, apply across all industries, and not just eggs. But, as someone has pointed out, you don't like it when you get your own medicine of avoiding answering questions. This egg issue has already gone from, as one poster said (incorrectly), one farm and a neighboring country, to nearly 200 farms and 15 countries, including across the world. From 21,000 eggs in the UK, to 700,000 eggs. From 'only whole eggs', to 'products with egg in'. From no need to panic to products being taken off the shelves and delistments. It will affect chicken sales as well, if not already. And it will be way more than 700,000 eggs involved in the UK. Right, and when all of those rules are followed, does it make the headlines? " Should it? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So the egg industry only involves food rules and regs then? What about safety, machinery safety, environmental directives, transport, water quality, wastewater and effluent, building, fire, air quality, electrical, gas, pressure systems, etc, etc, I presume you know that these rules, regs and directives, apply across all industries, and not just eggs. But, as someone has pointed out, you don't like it when you get your own medicine of avoiding answering questions. This egg issue has already gone from, as one poster said (incorrectly), one farm and a neighboring country, to nearly 200 farms and 15 countries, including across the world. From 21,000 eggs in the UK, to 700,000 eggs. From 'only whole eggs', to 'products with egg in'. From no need to panic to products being taken off the shelves and delistments. It will affect chicken sales as well, if not already. And it will be way more than 700,000 eggs involved in the UK. Right, and when all of those rules are followed, does it make the headlines? Should it? " Does it, in your experience? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So the egg industry only involves food rules and regs then? What about safety, machinery safety, environmental directives, transport, water quality, wastewater and effluent, building, fire, air quality, electrical, gas, pressure systems, etc, etc, I presume you know that these rules, regs and directives, apply across all industries, and not just eggs. But, as someone has pointed out, you don't like it when you get your own medicine of avoiding answering questions. This egg issue has already gone from, as one poster said (incorrectly), one farm and a neighboring country, to nearly 200 farms and 15 countries, including across the world. From 21,000 eggs in the UK, to 700,000 eggs. From 'only whole eggs', to 'products with egg in'. From no need to panic to products being taken off the shelves and delistments. It will affect chicken sales as well, if not already. And it will be way more than 700,000 eggs involved in the UK. Right, and when all of those rules are followed, does it make the headlines? Should it? Does it, in your experience?" Does it, in YOUR experience? But why should it? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So the egg industry only involves food rules and regs then? What about safety, machinery safety, environmental directives, transport, water quality, wastewater and effluent, building, fire, air quality, electrical, gas, pressure systems, etc, etc, I presume you know that these rules, regs and directives, apply across all industries, and not just eggs. But, as someone has pointed out, you don't like it when you get your own medicine of avoiding answering questions. This egg issue has already gone from, as one poster said (incorrectly), one farm and a neighboring country, to nearly 200 farms and 15 countries, including across the world. From 21,000 eggs in the UK, to 700,000 eggs. From 'only whole eggs', to 'products with egg in'. From no need to panic to products being taken off the shelves and delistments. It will affect chicken sales as well, if not already. And it will be way more than 700,000 eggs involved in the UK. Right, and when all of those rules are followed, does it make the headlines? Should it? Does it, in your experience? Does it, in YOUR experience? But why should it?" I don't work in the egg industry. This story is in the headline, so do you think that means they didn't follow the rules? | |||
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"I heard a scientist from the food standards agency say that for a human to suffer injury from this particular contamination they would need to eat 10,000 eggs! Thats more than the total number imported! Apparently the only reason that the contamination has been reported anywhere is transparency (so that there could be no accusations of a coverup). But look at the way this story has been sensationalised. Nothing wrong with media imbalance and distortion even if it plays on fears of our food being unsafe if it helps shift papers. " 10,000 eggs being more than the number imported? The estimated number of contaminated imported eggs is 700,000 some experts are now saying the real figure is well over a million contaminated eggs. As for no accusations of a cover up its being reported now Belgium authorities knew all about this in June and authorities in The Netherlands knew about it as far back as November last year! As for your claim that the story has been sensationalised it's no different to the sensationalist stories some papers ran about chlorine washed chicken from the USA a few weeks ago which you were all to eager to tell people about on here. | |||
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"I heard a scientist from the food standards agency say that for a human to suffer injury from this particular contamination they would need to eat 10,000 eggs! Thats more than the total number imported! Apparently the only reason that the contamination has been reported anywhere is transparency (so that there could be no accusations of a coverup). But look at the way this story has been sensationalised. Nothing wrong with media imbalance and distortion even if it plays on fears of our food being unsafe if it helps shift papers. 10,000 eggs being more than the number imported? The estimated number of contaminated imported eggs is 700,000 some experts are now saying the real figure is well over a million contaminated eggs. As for no accusations of a cover up its being reported now Belgium authorities knew all about this in June and authorities in The Netherlands knew about it as far back as November last year! As for your claim that the story has been sensationalised it's no different to the sensationalist stories some papers ran about chlorine washed chicken from the USA a few weeks ago which you were all to eager to tell people about on here. " Before you said the EU knew in June, which agency was that exactly? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So the egg industry only involves food rules and regs then? What about safety, machinery safety, environmental directives, transport, water quality, wastewater and effluent, building, fire, air quality, electrical, gas, pressure systems, etc, etc, I presume you know that these rules, regs and directives, apply across all industries, and not just eggs. But, as someone has pointed out, you don't like it when you get your own medicine of avoiding answering questions. This egg issue has already gone from, as one poster said (incorrectly), one farm and a neighboring country, to nearly 200 farms and 15 countries, including across the world. From 21,000 eggs in the UK, to 700,000 eggs. From 'only whole eggs', to 'products with egg in'. From no need to panic to products being taken off the shelves and delistments. It will affect chicken sales as well, if not already. And it will be way more than 700,000 eggs involved in the UK. Right, and when all of those rules are followed, does it make the headlines? Should it? Does it, in your experience? Does it, in YOUR experience? But why should it? I don't work in the egg industry. This story is in the headline, so do you think that means they didn't follow the rules?" What do you think? FFS. I really don't see the point you're trying to make. Maybe you could elaborate? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So the egg industry only involves food rules and regs then? What about safety, machinery safety, environmental directives, transport, water quality, wastewater and effluent, building, fire, air quality, electrical, gas, pressure systems, etc, etc, I presume you know that these rules, regs and directives, apply across all industries, and not just eggs. But, as someone has pointed out, you don't like it when you get your own medicine of avoiding answering questions. This egg issue has already gone from, as one poster said (incorrectly), one farm and a neighboring country, to nearly 200 farms and 15 countries, including across the world. From 21,000 eggs in the UK, to 700,000 eggs. From 'only whole eggs', to 'products with egg in'. From no need to panic to products being taken off the shelves and delistments. It will affect chicken sales as well, if not already. And it will be way more than 700,000 eggs involved in the UK. Right, and when all of those rules are followed, does it make the headlines? Should it? Does it, in your experience? Does it, in YOUR experience? But why should it? I don't work in the egg industry. This story is in the headline, so do you think that means they didn't follow the rules? What do you think? FFS. I really don't see the point you're trying to make. Maybe you could elaborate?" Maybe if they had followed the rules, this might not have happened? What do you think? | |||
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"Come on JandS, in your experience, does it make the headlines when all the rules and regulations are followed? What do you think? I would like to hear your opinion from your extensive professional expertise in this area. So it's only the food industry that have rules and regulations then? I would have thought so when it comes to eggs. So the egg industry only involves food rules and regs then? What about safety, machinery safety, environmental directives, transport, water quality, wastewater and effluent, building, fire, air quality, electrical, gas, pressure systems, etc, etc, I presume you know that these rules, regs and directives, apply across all industries, and not just eggs. But, as someone has pointed out, you don't like it when you get your own medicine of avoiding answering questions. This egg issue has already gone from, as one poster said (incorrectly), one farm and a neighboring country, to nearly 200 farms and 15 countries, including across the world. From 21,000 eggs in the UK, to 700,000 eggs. From 'only whole eggs', to 'products with egg in'. From no need to panic to products being taken off the shelves and delistments. It will affect chicken sales as well, if not already. And it will be way more than 700,000 eggs involved in the UK. Right, and when all of those rules are followed, does it make the headlines? Should it? Does it, in your experience? Does it, in YOUR experience? But why should it? I don't work in the egg industry. This story is in the headline, so do you think that means they didn't follow the rules? What do you think? FFS. I really don't see the point you're trying to make. Maybe you could elaborate?" They are not making any point as is often the case they are just trolling. | |||
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"I heard a scientist from the food standards agency say that for a human to suffer injury from this particular contamination they would need to eat 10,000 eggs! Thats more than the total number imported! Apparently the only reason that the contamination has been reported anywhere is transparency (so that there could be no accusations of a coverup). But look at the way this story has been sensationalised. Nothing wrong with media imbalance and distortion even if it plays on fears of our food being unsafe if it helps shift papers. 10,000 eggs being more than the number imported? The estimated number of contaminated imported eggs is 700,000 some experts are now saying the real figure is well over a million contaminated eggs. As for no accusations of a cover up its being reported now Belgium authorities knew all about this in June and authorities in The Netherlands knew about it as far back as November last year! As for your claim that the story has been sensationalised it's no different to the sensationalist stories some papers ran about chlorine washed chicken from the USA a few weeks ago which you were all to eager to tell people about on here. Before you said the EU knew in June, which agency was that exactly? " Well it's come out in reports now that authorities in the Netherlands knew as far back as November last year. Do you really think the EU didn't know about this if it's been going on since November of last year? Either the EU did know and deliberately kept it covered up and quiet until now or if the EU didn't know about it that just shows what an incompetent shambles the EU is. So which you you think it was a deliberate cover up or shambolic incompetence? | |||
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"I heard a scientist from the food standards agency say that for a human to suffer injury from this particular contamination they would need to eat 10,000 eggs! Thats more than the total number imported! Apparently the only reason that the contamination has been reported anywhere is transparency (so that there could be no accusations of a coverup). But look at the way this story has been sensationalised. Nothing wrong with media imbalance and distortion even if it plays on fears of our food being unsafe if it helps shift papers. 10,000 eggs being more than the number imported? The estimated number of contaminated imported eggs is 700,000 some experts are now saying the real figure is well over a million contaminated eggs. As for no accusations of a cover up its being reported now Belgium authorities knew all about this in June and authorities in The Netherlands knew about it as far back as November last year! As for your claim that the story has been sensationalised it's no different to the sensationalist stories some papers ran about chlorine washed chicken from the USA a few weeks ago which you were all to eager to tell people about on here. Before you said the EU knew in June, which agency was that exactly? Well it's come out in reports now that authorities in the Netherlands knew as far back as November last year. Do you really think the EU didn't know about this if it's been going on since November of last year? Either the EU did know and deliberately kept it covered up and quiet until now or if the EU didn't know about it that just shows what an incompetent shambles the EU is. So which you you think it was a deliberate cover up or shambolic incompetence? " Have you got proof of either? You said the EU knew in June, were you lying? | |||
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