scrubbedexpat077

Not paywalled for me, but may be for if you live in Italy:
https://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/la-b...nnaio-ADx5x8MB

philat98

I dont understand why the food exports from Italy have bureaucratic delays. Is that the fault of Italy, France or UK?

Geordieborn

I suspect a lot of it is teething problems caused by the UK (mostly). With some items having VAT and charges i think now being levied in the UK and also transport people just saying it is not worth the hassle. The cost of the latter I've heard has went through the roof. I suspect it will take "years" to settle and not just "months". A bit of a shame as we've found some great delivery stores here in the UK selling great Italian food stuff.

philat98

Daniel Kelermen is making an interesting record of all things Brexit going wrong.

37100

Teething problems? To some extent, but for smaller companies, it's just not worth the time and cost of registering (and paying) with HMRC and the added cost of the paperwork.

Nand

Dentures coming soon, no teeth left.

philat98

Dentures will be called upon when the new trading rules come in on April fools day. Farage might provide a set.

Gbinitaly

About the extra cost of Prosecco and Grana Padano, ask Mr Farage for a refund.

Plan B

Who he?

Plan B

I'm not surprised, unfortunately. Mind you the article starts off suggesting that the North End Road market price rises for items such as Egyptian avocados and English apples have gone up in price because of Brexit - which is obviously rubbish; it's because the market stall holders see a good excuse to jack up prices. As I believe some Italian were doing when the Euro came to replace the Lira.

philat98

I was in Naples when they changed from Lira to Euro. After the change Metro tickets were 70 cents but after a few weeks they were Euro1. A convenient increase.

philat98

https://chrisgreybrexitblog.blogspot.com/