Vegetable oil prices

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  1. SuperTyke

    SuperTyke Well-Known Member

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    Had a look at our purchase history today.
    Lorry load of vegetable oil bought in December: £19656
    Lorry load of same oil bought on Wednesday: £39312

    Blimey
     
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    Price of steel for us is the same. Absolutely bat ****.
     
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    Same. We put a fuel surcharge on deliveries, this time last year was 2.5% was calculated today at 24.5%
     
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    My wife works for the company that owns Kettle and a bunch of other crips brands and they are having all sorts of supply issues. Think she said something like there might be no supply at all in the next 2 or 3 months.
     
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    That’s next excuse sorted for tradesmen. “Pffffff, towin’ pal. I can get to you in 2037. Not gonna be cheap. It’s vegetable oil prices”
     
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    Ukraine & Russia account for around 65% of the world's sunflower and vegetable oil production. Prices have rocketed and supply is becoming sporadic for supermarkets.
     
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    We’ve basically just had a highways job shelved until 2029 to see if prices flatten…
     
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    Aye, I work in a takeaway at the weekends and the price has doubled and supply is getting worse.
     
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    You make roads with vegetable oil? They must be slippy.
     
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    For a large shipment of medical goods to Japan a year ago, at our reduced rate, about £250. Todays shipment, £380. Fuel surcharge is killing companies.
     
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    smart motorways…
     
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    Things are going to get a lot worse. We are reliant on imports of most goods. The economy may be still fairly buoyant at the moment, although the poorest 30 percent are now in abject poverty. Most of the "I'm alright Jacks" are soon to be dragged into this. Cue civil unrest when it gets close to half the population.

    Partygate may look unimportant, but it shows that the ruling class don't give a flying **** about anyone but themselves.

     
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    It's a dual cabbageway...
     
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    I run a cafe. 30 eggs were 2.95. now 3.75. not a massive difference coin wise but the increase of products is astoundingly unbelievable.
     
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    The lumpen proletariate never overthrow governments, it’s generally when the middle classes get organised, hence why Pol Pot shot everyone who wore glasses.
     
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    Not sure what you call the proletariate? Ordinary folks? Or people you can just treat like ****.

    Depressingly you are right. Thankfully at 57 my eyesight is OK.

    I want to live in a better world.
     
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    Well we have furlough, a war and the New green deal to pay for.. and it's only just beginning
     
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    Chuff me ... what are you cooking ?
     
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    Furlough is already paid for. We are not actually at war, and the green movement will reduce our reliance on increasingly scarce petrochemicals which *should* reduce bills in the long term.
     
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