Radioactive food now legal Brexit benefit

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  1. Farnham_Red

    Farnham_Red Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    Did I dream promises of not relaxing food standards

    Chlorinated chicken next?
     
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    Tyke The Tree-Frog Well-Known Member

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    Let t'owd Boris and some of his finest mates try some first, and we'll see in the next 10 years if it's edible hey? Only seems right to me :)
     
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    Its been Legal in th EU since 2019 , if you read the full article :)

    "Japanese leaders have been calling on governments to lift all remaining bans. In 2019, the EU relaxed its rules as part of a wide-ranging trade deal. Brussels scrapped the need for radiation inspection certificates, apart from for certain fish products, mushrooms and wild vegetables. In exchange, the EU was allowed to sell limitless quantities of reduced tariff French champagne, foie gras, cognac, and wine in Japan. Britain agreed to mirror the food regulations during the Brexit transition period."
     
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    Glow in the dark veg will help keep your leccy bill lower ;)
     
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    Yeah the EU got there first before us. The same EU propping up the bank balance of Putin to help his war against an innocent country......

    https://edition.cnn.com/2022/04/28/...exports-russia-ukraine-energy-intl/index.html
     
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    This is the problem with globalism. When a nation goes rogue and steers towards acts of war, a neutral nation has little choice but to continue to buy blood oil. Or make deals with dictatorships in Venezuela, or Saudi Arabia... It's a never ending cycle of poor sods bearing the brunt with their lives.
     
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    But not for fish and vegetables?
     
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