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Re: [Updated] The UK’s future relationship with the EU
Only asking ... but if chlorine/lactic acid washing kills the surface bacteria, why are we worried about earlier stage hygiene? Just because the EU says so?
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Originally Posted by nomadking
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The notion of an EU imposed level playing field would also mean we couldn't block EU goods that didn't meet our own higher standards, if we were to introduce any. Eg in the past we had higher standards for UHT milk than the EU and blocked French imports that didn't meet those standards. Guess who had to give way. We would have to follow whatever rules they set.
The EU provides massive levels of state aid to whole countries, eg Poland 9billion/year.
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Quite. How can there be a 'level playing field' between the tiny UK versus the collective EU? It is a falsely conceived concept because they are scared stiff of competition. The EU sets throttling rules across their board and then expects us to abide by those rules.
To all Remainers: Sovereignty matters.
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