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Old 26 June 2016 | 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by c_maguire
I believe even poor people occasionally have to buy/pay for things other than beer and ****.
so you believe supermarket prices are going to go through the roof BEHAVE, it will be a demand and supply situation
if the price of foreign food goes up those that can't afford it won't buy it, while the rich have to pay a little more,and the supermarkets/big corperations make slightly less profit
i for one don't mind being £500 a year worse off as a price to pay for watching big buisness suffer and fatcats learn to slim
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by madscoob
so you believe supermarket prices are going to go through the roof BEHAVE, it will be a demand and supply situation
if the price of foreign food goes up those that can't afford it won't buy it, while the rich have to pay a little more,and the supermarkets/big corperations make slightly less profit
i for one don't mind being £500 a year worse off as a price to pay for watching big buisness suffer and fatcats learn to slim
'Foreign food' lol

Tea
Coffee
Rice
Pasta
Fruit
Veg
Chocolate

Around 50% of packaged groceries.

Yeah we can do without all that foreign muck
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by madscoob
so you believe supermarket prices are going to go through the roof BEHAVE, it will be a demand and supply situation
if the price of foreign food goes up those that can't afford it won't buy it, while the rich have to pay a little more,and the supermarkets/big corperations make slightly less profit
i for one don't mind being £500 a year worse off as a price to pay for watching big buisness suffer and fatcats learn to slim
The rich won't suffer you flipping clueless lemming!!
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by madscoob
so you believe supermarket prices are going to go through the roof BEHAVE, it will be a demand and supply situation
if the price of foreign food goes up those that can't afford it won't buy it, while the rich have to pay a little more,and the supermarkets/big corperations make slightly less profit
i for one don't mind being £500 a year worse off as a price to pay for watching big buisness suffer and fatcats learn to slim
Yeah that's right, stick it to the man
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:31 PM
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On a lighter note..
I've never seen David Icke so happy.
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Martin2005
'Foreign food' lol

Tea
Coffee
Rice
Pasta
Fruit
Veg
Chocolate



Around 50% of packaged groceries.

Yeah we can do without all that foreign muck

Mite help uk farmers out a bit
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by madscoob
so you believe supermarket prices are going to go through the roof BEHAVE, it will be a demand and supply situation
if the price of foreign food goes up those that can't afford it won't buy it, while the rich have to pay a little more,and the supermarkets/big corperations make slightly less profit
i for one don't mind being £500 a year worse off as a price to pay for watching big buisness suffer and fatcats learn to slim
What is wrong with you? It is going to be me and you that suffer here. It's not going to make a blind bit of difference to the rich. If you can afford to loose 500quid a year then you are obviously one of those rich fat cats that needs to slim....

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Mite help uk farmers out a bit
Possibly!
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Martin2005
'Foreign food' lol

Tea
Coffee
Rice
Pasta
Fruit
Veg
Chocolate

Around 50% of packaged groceries.

Yeah we can do without all that foreign muck
and the prices of all the above will remain the same you fvcking muppets, the producers of the above will not want to price themselves out of the markets, oh and on a joking note swiss chocs will stay the same
i spend about £140 a week on shopping lets revisit this page in 12 months time as see how much extra it costs me
this place gets more like halfords everyday
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by madscoob
so you believe supermarket prices are going to go through the roof BEHAVE, it will be a demand and supply situation
if the price of foreign food goes up those that can't afford it won't buy it, while the rich have to pay a little more,and the supermarkets/big corperations make slightly less profit
i for one don't mind being £500 a year worse off as a price to pay for watching big buisness suffer and fatcats learn to slim
Originally Posted by madscoob
and the prices of all the above will remain the same you fvcking muppets, the producers of the above will not want to price themselves out of the markets, oh and on a joking note swiss chocs will stay the same
i spend about £140 a week on shopping lets revisit this page in 12 months time as see how much extra it costs me
this place gets more like halfords everyday
The exchange rate plummeted. Your food WILL GO UP not because they are pricing people out of a market but due to simple maths...
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:47 PM
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Exchange rate is same as it was end of last yr.
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
The exchange rate plummeted. Your food WILL GO UP not because they are pricing people out of a market but due to simple maths...
how many of the products martin listed come from the eu then
coffee
tea
rice
non of the above for starters
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Originally Posted by madscoob
how many of the products martin listed come from the eu then
coffee
tea
rice
non of the above for starters
OMG
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by cuprajake
Exchange rate is same as it was end of last yr.
strange how the outers forget to mention this
was your shopping dearer at the end of last year ?
mine wasen't
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Martin2005
OMG
omg what martin
google the worlds largest producers of the above then
non of them are in the eu, only the money making dealers in comodities who we no longer need to deal with
straight to chine for rice now
straight to brazil for coffee now
straight to china for tea now
bye bye greedy middle man straight to source
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by madscoob
so you believe supermarket prices are going to go through the roof BEHAVE, it will be a demand and supply situation
if the price of foreign food goes up those that can't afford it won't buy it, while the rich have to pay a little more,and the supermarkets/big corperations make slightly less profit
i for one don't mind being £500 a year worse off as a price to pay for watching big buisness suffer and fatcats learn to slim
Originally Posted by madscoob
omg what martin
google the worlds largest producers of the above then
non of them are in the eu, only the money making dealers in comodities who we no longer need to deal with
straight to chine for rice now
straight to brazil for coffee now
straight to china for tea now
bye bye greedy middle man straight to source
Countries who we don't have trade deals with?

Well done genius...
Old 26 June 2016 | 01:56 PM
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The voice of Britain.
Old 26 June 2016 | 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
Countries who we don't have trade deals with?

Well done genius...
OH and you actually think they won't want to deal with us lmfao
it's like me selling you something for £12 so you can sell it to martin for £15 of course they will want to sell us their products for £13
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Originally Posted by madscoob
OH and you actually think they won't want to deal with us lmfao
it's like me selling you something for £12 so you can sell it to martin for £15 of course they will want to sell us their products for £13
Yes but until that trade deal is in place we cannot deal with them.

And actually they can go the other way and royally screw us on the price as we need it from them as we can't get it from the EU now.

Maybe you don't understand buying power within markets?
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Originally Posted by madscoob
omg what martin
google the worlds largest producers of the above then
non of them are in the eu, only the money making dealers in comodities who we no longer need to deal with
straight to chine for rice now
straight to brazil for coffee now
straight to china for tea now
bye bye greedy middle man straight to source

This is all pretty basic stuff, and I cannot believe I have to explain it.


BTW - My job is advising the Packaged Grocery industry, so I think I know how it works.


Most of these commodities are bought in US Dollars (or at least negotiated relative to the Dollar).


Therefore if the £ falls relative to $ (or there's an expectation that this will happen) prices go up, this isn't a matter of speculation is just a fact.


We've had a relatively strong pound for a while now, although the pound did dip for a while in 2015 (which was not without consequence for some producers). The strong pound has been, in part responsible for a deflation in the food industry over the past 3 years.


Now some manufacturers / suppliers may decide to absorb the additional costs (most won't though as they've been unable to put up prices for a couple of years), and will look to be more efficient by cutting costs - that's people losing their jobs btw.

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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
Yes but until that trade deal is in place we cannot deal with them.

And actually they can go the other way and royally screw us on the price as we need it from them as we can't get it from the EU now.

Maybe you don't understand buying power within markets?
ok a example for you
the company i work for buys locinex products from locinex and sells to my customer at 25% mark up,
customer complains and says i can go on locinex's website and buy that for £17 a metre
i explain yes but we pay £21 per metre as we pay them on 30 days we then mark up 25% and you pay us on 60 day's
customer say's ok i will use our corperate credit card online or set up a account with locinex therefore saving 25%
locinex have allready said to us that's the price on credit take it or leave it,
we don't care who buy's it that's the price, why should we sell it to you at a reduced price just to line your pocket's
can't say fairer than that they have a product and know how much buisness is prepared to pay for it.
the same will apply to
tea coffee rice etc
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Originally Posted by madscoob
ok a example for you
the company i work for buys locinex products from locinex and sells to my customer at 25% mark up,
customer complains and says i can go on locinex's website and buy that for £17 a metre
i explain yes but we pay £21 per metre as we pay them on 30 days we then mark up 25% and you pay us on 60 day's
customer say's ok i will use our corperate credit card online or set up a account with locinex therefore saving 25%
locinex have allready said to us that's the price on credit take it or leave it,
we don't care who buy's it that's the price, why should we sell it to you at a reduced price just to line your pocket's
can't say fairer than that they have a product and know how much buisness is prepared to pay for it.
the same will apply to
tea coffee rice etc



You are so wrong, and so ill-informed

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You are so wrong, and so ill-informed
I think k he is a lost cause. Small mind mentality with no grasp of the concept....
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Originally Posted by Martin2005
You are so wrong, and so ill-informed
care to explain how we can't now pay £17 instead of £21 +25% mark up then by going direct, to the country/supplier at source
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Originally Posted by madscoob
care to explain how we can't now pay £17 instead of £21 +25% mark up then by going direct, to the country/supplier at source
They always have.

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care to explain how we can't now pay £17 instead of £21 +25% mark up then by going direct, to the country/supplier at source
THEY WILL NOT TRADE WITH US WITHOUT A TRADE DEAL IN PLACE.
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On a lighter note..
I've never seen David Icke so happy.
As is Keith chegwin
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We seem to have madscoob leading the post brexit charge

Where have the heavy hitters gone
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
THEY WILL NOT TRADE WITH US WITHOUT A TRADE DEAL IN PLACE.
ok so in basic terms we have 2 years to set up accounts with other countries,
allowing them to deal with up direct instead of lining other peoples pockets,
tate n lyle will be well chuffed they had to pay the eu millions for every delivery in import tarrifs and extra costs involved in being told where to buy it from, so and food with sugar in will be cheeper for starters,2.5*3million euros extra per boat of sugar beet as apposed to cane sugar from outside the eu brazil etc
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Originally Posted by hodgy0_2
We seem to have madscoob leading the post brexit charge

Where have the heavy hitters gone
They're pooping their little y-fronts. Madscoob's just too dense to realise what a right royal ****-up this is.
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They're pooping their little y-fronts. Madscoob's just too dense to realise what a right royal ****-up this is.
ha ha lmfao thats a bit rich coming from someone who believes in adult fairy tales


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