Brexit -am I stupid or what

Exactly that, so saying that they have "an agreement" is utter tosh!

It is simply an agreement of terms for the transition period which is what the UK requested.

I have to disagree here. The British approach to negotiating has been we want the benefits without any of the cost. It is the British who have been intransigent and in the first place stalled any discussions on the way forward until we were ready.

Of course they will not but in the event of a no deal it may no longer be viable. Are we incapable of making bottles? No, but do we a] have the spare capacity , b] will we able to do it as cost effectively, c] have the necessary skills and d] have investors prepared to invest from scratch?

Nope. We lose tariff free access to export markets that account for 44% of our exports (the whole of Europe). For Germany (for example) it will mean that they lose tariff free access to a far smaller percentage of their exports (the UK) whilst retaining tariff free access to the rest of Europe.
Think of these things logically and it is easy to spot the brexiteers lies.

Can I be your right hand man! We've got one of them in this town and she keeps trying to force leaflets on people.

 

The baby food jar may have a problem as most/ not all of the jars come's in from Poland

 

So why wont we be able to buy jars from Poland after we leave?

 

We still should be able to get jars from Poland (unless there's one big ball's up from goverment) but they may cost more, take longer to get through custom's and a few more bits of paper to fill out or they don't want to trade with us

 

So basically,there might be a shortage for a while, while things and people get used to ordering, with that in mind.
Much the same as companies who order stuff from countries outside the EU do at the moment, and have done all along.

 

In the warehouse where i used to work it was always full, old stock goes out new stock back in
Some days we would load out and deliver 50 loads a day and 50 loads would come back in so i was always working hard
Shortage, no unless there's a big stop on

 

By big stop on, I guess you mean the 30 mile jam of lorries trying to get out of Dover we are being warned about, but there will probably be a 30 mile jam the other side wanting to get here.

Oh no, I forgot, they wont want to be selling us anything anymore.
Or will they???

 

@pete I honestly believe that a lot of these shortages began way back when some idiot came out with the JIT method of inventory control. Total garbage in many industries!