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YOYO

So the issues you pointed out in NI has been solved ..... Good stuff. No, not quite. You might have missed the previous page. Either way, we still won’t be able to buy from Britain. Same as before. I see the Britain -> NI -> ROI used car import issue is still not resolved. https://www.google.ie/amp...

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message #2527204 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 18, 2021 10:04 pm
YOYO wrote: ↑Mon Jan 18, 2021 9:26 pm
Mick Mannock wrote: ↑Mon Jan 18, 2021 8:22 pm You are taking this very hard Yoyo.

It is not a personal rejection.
Is this not bantz? Am I getting this all wrong?

Maybe I need to learn the rules of bantz.
Here's a handy rule - Don't celebrate an own goal.

I scored with a few nice bicycle kicks recently. Got to celebrate those.

YOYO

Mick Mannock wrote: ↑Mon Jan 18, 2021 8:22 pm You are taking this very hard Yoyo.

It is not a personal rejection.

Is this not bantz? Am I getting this all wrong?

Maybe I need to learn the rules of bantz.

YOYO

I do recall reading the “they need us than we need them” line.

YOYO

£2k doesn’t sound like a lot There speaks a man who doesn't work in the wine business. I meant for specialist consulting based service and to get what he’s asking for, the price sounds ok. But if the new CDS system was already available, would he still need to invest in the secondary supporting sys...

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Tom Mann @tomjimmann · Jan 16 Replying to @DanielLambert29 Are you importing all this stuff yourself? Or is a forwarder doing it for you? Daniel Lambert (Wines). Flag of European UnionFlag of FranceFlag of WalesGrapesClinking glasses @DanielLambert29 · Jan 17 I am a direct importer with all the HMR...

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RodneyRegis wrote: ↑Mon Jan 18, 2021 5:40 pm
YOYO wrote: ↑Mon Jan 18, 2021 2:21 pm Interesting feedback from a British wine importer.

https://twitter.com/daniellambert29/sta ... 87777?s=21
Saw this yesterday. One of his mates comes on and suggests doing something which will sort it all out instantly.

What was his mates suggestion? Proper solution?

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Interesting feedback from a British wine importer. https://twitter.com/daniellambert29/status/1350367078662987777?s=21 Quite interesting reading that. The company I work for supplies software to integrate with CHIEF (and one day CDS, which is CHIEF's replacement). I don't think he would have had to...

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The other approach could be to change the supply chain network. Perhaps the produce could be separated and shipped EU to Britain and EU to ROI inside the EU of course. Not sure the impact on extra costs and jobs.

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Mmmm Irish officials raise queries with EU over disruptive post-Brexit ‘rules of origin’ https://www.irishtimes.com/business/irish-officials-raise-queries-with-eu-over-disruptive-post-brexit-rules-of-origin-1.4460634 Technical inquiries. Government officials have made “technical inquiries” with off...

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Mmmm Irish officials raise queries with EU over disruptive post-Brexit ‘rules of origin’ https://www.irishtimes.com/business/irish-officials-raise-queries-with-eu-over-disruptive-post-brexit-rules-of-origin-1.4460634 Technical inquiries. Government officials have made “technical inquiries” with off...

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bimbo in fact you could run your governments support around CHIEF processes and procedures. You seem to have all the answers when others are floundering.
This man there is no customer service phone number for CHIEF and a whopping 5 days turnaround time on email inquiries.

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Interesting feedback from a British wine importer. https://twitter.com/daniellambert29/status/1350367078662987777?s=21 He should find a professional forwarder to import his 400 grands worth of wine a year. They’re bulking up with others and therefore cheap. He also should really try and operate at ...

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Interesting feedback from a British wine importer.

https://twitter.com/daniellambert29/sta ... 87777?s=21

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Further good news on the ferry front.

https://www.samskip.com/news/samskip-la ... d-ireland/

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In the sector you’ve highlighted maybe not, they’d have taken more care if so. Have you sold your Tesco shares yet? Iceland + M&S too. Don’t own any of them, I’d buy Tesco though, as I said of their Irish business was relevant they’ll look after it. I doubt they’ll bother. Once again it’s Ireland e...

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Edit: or you meant we should negotiate with the EU to bypass your companies lack of preparation for exporting to the EU. Can’t see much can be done there. You guys need to stop using computer systems that were implemented for exporting to non EU countries. These systems only work for slow moving goo...

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Totally agree. Let them leave if they can’t provide a service. Only interested in companies are able to meet SLA’s. You’re still failing to grasp that no one over here gives a shit, 5th largest trading partner. I don’t believe you. Anyway, we both agree the likes of Tesco should pack it in if they ...

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Totally agree. Let them leave if they can’t provide a service. Only interested in companies are able to meet SLA’s. You’re still failing to grasp that no one over here gives a shit, 5th largest trading partner. I don’t believe you. Anyway, we both agree the likes of Tesco should pack it in if they ...

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Totally agree. Let them leave if they can’t provide a service. Only interested in companies are able to meet SLA’s.

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Interesting. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yPEK0G_H8qN47ZNDaiyHBkIkmKgN7FWVmOKdLVTVMh8/htmlview https://twitter.com/uk_domain_names/status/1350778338659495936?s=21 Here are 250+ examples of firms that have stopped serving the UK/NI/EU markets, or which have been forced to make major chang...

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:shock: Not only little knowledge but little concern. The market will adjust, I would suggest to stop your ‘yes everting is fine, no issues” crap, when you’re just talking through your arse. You’ve found an issue regarding bad preparation in a couple of very tiny British firms, no one can worry abo...

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Interesting. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yPEK0G_H8qN47ZNDaiyHBkIkmKgN7FWVmOKdLVTVMh8/htmlview https://twitter.com/uk_domain_names/status/1350778338659495936?s=21 Here are 250+ examples of firms that have stopped serving the UK/NI/EU markets, or which have been forced to make major change...

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redderneck wrote: ↑Sun Jan 17, 2021 4:01 pm So.

Not sure which is more disturbing. That bimbo has a tiny, wide-spread arse, or that Yoyo can speak so authoritatively on the subject.

You sick man.

YOYO

You’ve provided 3rd hand reporting that a couple Of small firms out of many thousands didn’t prepare well enough. I’ve provided first hand testimony that it’s working fine . So you don’t believe the account from Nick Allen, chief executive of the British Meat Processor Association, just one source ...

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They’re working fine. No doubt not every computer system in the UK->EU supply chain management network is not fit for purpose. But systems dealing with custom declarations are not working fine. If you believe they are all working fine, you’ll need to provide proof. I have provided proof to back up ...

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terryfinch wrote: ↑Sun Jan 17, 2021 2:42 pm https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1 ... -union-spt

Looks like UK has dodged a bullet.

So French President Emmanuel Macron is planning to manoeuvre himself as leader of Europe. Not really big news.

YOYO

Duff Paddy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 17, 2021 12:43 pm Lads you sleep easy tonight - M&S shelves are fully stocked again

Only 6 M&S stores in Ireland. Not exactly a big loss to many. Even though I go like their stuff.

YOYO

conman bimbo.

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and to think bimbo you told me UK export computer systems were working fine, no issues. They’re working fine. No doubt not every computer system in the UK->EU supply chain management network is not fit for purpose. But systems dealing with custom declarations are not working fine. If you believe th...

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So your computer systems can’t handling exporting of meat to France, the big wealthy market. Scratch Allen, CEO of the English Meat Processor Affiliation, stated: "Generally, this isn't a framework that was intended for a day in and day out, in the nick of time store network. He’s talking about JIT...

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and to think bimbo you told me UK export computer systems were working fine, no issues. They’re working fine. No doubt not every computer system in the UK->EU supply chain management network is not fit for purpose. But systems dealing with custom declarations are not working fine. If you believe th...

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and to think bimbo you told me UK export computer systems were working fine, no issues.

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So your computer systems can’t handling exporting of meat to France, the big wealthy market. Scratch Allen, CEO of the English Meat Processor Affiliation, stated: "Generally, this isn't a framework that was intended for a day in and day out, in the nick of time store network. He’s talking about JIT...

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So your computer systems can’t handling exporting of meat to France, the big wealthy market. Scratch Allen, CEO of the English Meat Processor Affiliation, stated: "Generally, this isn't a framework that was intended for a day in and day out, in the nick of time store network. He’s talking about JIT ...

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Meat exporting to France not going so well. Post-Brexit customs frameworks not fit for purpose, say meat exporters The British Meat Processor Affiliation said even experienced exporters were battling with the framework. It said meat fares to the EU were 25% of typical levels for this season. One hug...

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Maybe they actually just didn’t care. That might be right bimbo. The question now will be should both jurisdictions bother trading food produce, EU->ROI, or should we just consciously uncouple this trading relationship, and we (ROI) couple with our EU brethren. I think the food producers in the EU ...

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Reports about imports of supermarket produce Britain -> ROI is critical of the poor preparation done by companies on the British side. Computers system were never modified for handing export to EU, in this case to the ROI. It’s almost like Britain thought it could just continue trading with the EU ...

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Reports about imports of supermarket produce Britain -> ROI is critical of the poor preparation done by companies on the British side. Computers system were never modified for handing export to EU, in this case to the ROI. It’s almost like Britain thought it could just continue trading with the EU ...

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