coleio

I know this all goes on a bit but here a gov UK link to the new UK-EU for moving stuff in trucks etc across the new boundary. Particularly useful info like

From 1 January 2021 you will not be able to bring POAO (products of an animal origin) such as those containing meat or dairy (e.g. a ham and cheese sandwich) into the EU

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/transpor...uliers#history

toots sweet

OMG!!!! So I can't bring my stash of Cheshire cheese when I next come over............................................

Lou71

How joyous. I thought UK driving licence holders were spared the 1950s style IDPs.

dingg

They are.....

toots sweet

We've just regressed 38 years! We've a lot of catching up to do to get back into the 21st Century.

liveaboard

by the time Britain gets back to the 21st century, it may well be the 22nd.

suiko

Now if they made it hard to get a jamón from Jabugo to the Algarve, then we'd have an issue

wellinever

but really good Cheddar in ALdi and Lidls at good prices, maybe Cheshire as well.
Some Portuguese cheeses similar but oh so expensive !!!

scot47

We have regressed to pre-Victorian times, with The Duke of Wellingtoin (aka Rees-Mogg) in charge.

toots sweet

Queijo de Cheshire... impossivel (practise that Portuguese now !!).Cheddar plentiful in larger Continentes etc, but never found Cheshire since first arriving here (1980). Only time I ever found it was at the English shop in Sesimbra and he brought it in with his order for me. Bit off the beaten track here where we are, so no English shops. Lidl do have an occasional British food promotion when I got "proper" bacon. )Here's hoping for this year, but perhaps anything UK might not be popular.!)