Will brexit make it harder and more expensive to get Euro food/drinks? I really don't want to be stuck eating 5% hamburgers and drinking Fosters lager
>>7809925
I think yes but I can't really base my answer. Whats a 5% burger btw?
>>7809925
Considering that the EU dictates with whom and on what terms England can trade with, no, a Brexit will most likely in fact lead to a relaxation of trade tarifs and sanctions.
>>7809925
Not overtly, most food that that the U.K eats isn't grown/made in the E.U, also considering Belgium has already stated that trade with the U.K will continue pretty much unchanged after Brexit it's likely that the rest of the E.U will continue trading pretty much unchanged as well
>>7809928
Obscenely cheap burgers with very little meat content. I'm sure I was told once that E.U laws meant that they had to increase the amount of actual meat in these shit-discs.
>>7809928
>>7809939
This is one of the alarming prospects of leaving the EU. It's EU regulations that ensure that Cadbury's is 21% cocoa, or that something can't be called meat unless it contains a certain amount of meat. Those would be some of the first things to come under attack, and we would run the risk of becoming like America, where a producer can stick a label on any old plonk and call it Champagne.
>>7809944
That's not really a problem if the consumer is educated. I thought all Europeans knew everything about everything. I guess they'd be too stupid to read the back of a package.
>>7809947
Anyone can and should read the label
Availability is the issue
>>7809925
Of course it would be, dont be delusional.
UK has always been the cuck of the US, youll get fucked with a trade agreement much worse than TTIP. Also it is silly to assume things would go on without change, itll take AT LEAST 5 years to replace the ongoing tradeagreements, no matter what a small shitty country like belgium said. Ofc Britain wont get shut out, but its just a matter of politics and debating new terms,these things take time.
>>7809944
You think you cannot make your own trade deals?
If it comes to a brexit you have 2 years to get that shit in order. You switch from a Volkwagen card to an Audi car and pretend you cannot find the steering wheel.
>>7810034
Most trade deals take upwards of 5 years.
>>7809925
If the UK's got any sense it wouldn't leave the EU.
No, Brexit will give you a stronger economy and yoir own trade agreements. Anyone telling you otherwise is just trying to keep leeching off of your country.
>>7809925
Harder? No
More expensive? Probably. Depends on whether a free trade deal can be negotiated over the next few years.
Another point is the possibility of dropping EU regulations on Protected Designation of Origin. For example, this may mean UK-based "parmesan" could be labeled as such and make it more competitive with the Italian stuff. This is pretty unlikely though, since I'd imagine the UK would negotiate a free trade deal with the EU and this would be one of the conditions.
>>7810419
This is wrong and you should feel bad for posting it.
Don't worry it won't happen.
>>7811134
Enjoy being ruled by a non democratic tyrannical agency
If it helps, I voted out today.
>>7811160
I moved to Canada recently and rather ironically our head of state it the Queen. How about that?
>>7811255
Lmao
T. Canadian
>>7809925
It will actually be cheaper.
EU trade tariffs (imposed on non-EU countries) will be dropped and the value of the pound has fallen.
Get your British grub while you can
>>7813429
He's talking about importing food from the EU to the UK.
>>7809925
Will I be able to buy up tons of Nando's sauce to be shipped here in 'murrica?
>>7809939
>economy beef burgers
Holy shit bongs.. even if we do the same thing here, there's something to be said about marketing. Who's idea was it to call it that??
>>7809934
>>7810034
>>7809944
Oh no! We have to know what we are buying!
And it's not like EU regulation is fool proof. You guys still have plenty of food scandals. Regulation only works on those who are playing within the rules to begin with, and the kind of regulation you're talking about creates more homogenized markets, which is often a bad thing.
>>7814343
We're talking about the same country that has food products called spotted dick and pork faggots. TBF they could both be delicious, but good grief.
>>7814343
If you slap the word "economy" on anything in the UK, those britfags would buy it 6 times over just because they think "ots o borgoin moi8"
>>7814343
It's a marketing scam, they have the awful looking shit that no one would ever buy with terrible packaging for cheap, and then the same type of product with fancier packaging and an actual name and charge double for it. They even sometimes have identical contents for both versions, if you will.
>>7811255
There's a difference
Head of State is very different from head of government. There's still the Prime Minister doing most of the national direction.
An American style president is both and thus is a much bigger deal
>>7809925
the good news for us murricans who like specific british exports like marmite, it's gonna get cheaper cuz the pound nose dived
>>7814654
Moron.
The GBP is gonna drop right? That means I could actually afford to eat at the Fat Duck
>>7815044
I bought $20,000 worth of GBP (Great British Pounds, not tendie dollars) yesterday afternoon.
Also got an $89 battery off ebay for £9 dwlivered.
>>7811150
Eat your shorts
>>7814921
The EU President is not an American style president.
>>7815044
>The GBP is gonna drop right?
it already did. like a rock
>>7815003
Is that another British food item I haven't heard of?
>>7814958
You again.
Fuck off yank.
>>7815070
Yes, the American president has more democratic legitimacy.
>>7815082
Yes, just like "a sex life".
>>7815091
srry brah, not that yank, a different one laughing at your failures
>>7815075
It'll continue to drop if they go through with brexit, likely far more severely.
Enjoy that 1930s Germany tier economy, you guys.
>>7809925
just go tesco m8
>>7809925
>more expensive
Yes, your exchange rate is now shittier than before because of retarded pensioners
>harder
No because you will still be part of the EEA thanks to the Tories don't want to completely brick the economy
Brexit was the dumbest fucking shit your country has pulled since Churchill killed millions of Bangladeshis in a famine. You still will have to abide by the same rules as before and immigrants can still enter the country but now you don't have a seat at the table jesus christ this pisses me off so much
>>7816159
>You still will have to abide by the same rules as before and immigrants can still enter the country
you realize the EU was settling/redistributing immigrants between member nations, right
they didn't "enter", they were sent. by the EU.
The EU took its position and its purpose to be: kill the member nations of the EU with muslim immigration.
the EU has failed and will dissolve.
>>7816165
the EEA includes freedom of labor movement, you realise? And they ain't gonna stay in hungary forever
on the other hand maybe if you wreck the economy bad enough they won't want to
I guess brexit was a good idea after all
>>7809936
>Belgium has already stated
Belgium eh?
Britain had a pretty good run up until now.
>tfw just got even more expensive to import my surströmming and salty licorice
>tfw when christmas roles around I won't be able to stock up on as much julmust
>>7816165
Most Muslims come to the UK from Pakistan Nigeria and Bangladesh. They do not go via the EU. The UK's tumbling economy is likely to put off eastern Europeans migrating here for work, while they head to Germany and France etc. Meanwhile, we will have to rely more on muslim immigrants for labour.
How does it make you feel that Brexit will have no effect on levels of immigration and probably increase the number of muslims coming here?
Also, how does it feel being a dumbass?
>>7816060
Hey, didn't it start to get better by the end of the 1930s?
Weaker pound so prices will go up. Possibly unstable times and lacking decent trade deals so additional tariffs pushing up prices too.
>>7814958
Nice pic :^)
