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    Dopo la Brexit le vendite di prodotti agricoli britannici nell’UE diminuiscono del 37%

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    1. voyagerdoge on

      For no reason at all.

      Brexit is an incredible Russian accomplishment.

    2. diamanthaende on

      Dear British friends,

      this may come as a shock to some of you, but the Russians and right-wing American oligarchs are not such big Brexit fans because they love you so much…

    3. Single_Classroom_448 on

      Who knew that setting up barriers to trade with people who are literally 20 miles down the road would prove to be a shit idea? It genuinely boggles my mind why people would’ve voted leave, and I’m infinitely pissed that I didn’t have a say in the vote, and my parents didn’t vote

    4. Citaku357 on

      That’s what happens when you think, you are still a great power lol

    6. sisali on

      Article misses that fact our non Euro exports in total more than make up for it, and our total EU exports are up as well.

      Selective headlines doing their thing yet again.

      Edit: EU bumboys can downvote all you like, the facts don’t change …

      Before joining the EEC, our imports/exports to Europe we’re tiny compared to our global and commonwealth partners.

      Europe is a small market compared to the rest of the world, some of you seem to have forgotten that. We built an Empire on the backs of global trade. it’s what we are good at.

    9. ledow on

      Farmers voted eoverwhelmingly for it.

      I would assume they would be the professionals in this instance.

      (shrug)

      Leave it up to them. Hey, guys… did you want a chance of rethink that? Oh well… not gonna happen.

    11. MapDiscombobulated1 on

      Brexshit, the “gift” that keeps on taking. 

      Fuck you Ruzzia. 

    12. Maptwopointoh on

      “An almost self sufficient continental organization buys less from a high cost country that has just left its customs union”.

      Who would have thought it ?

    13. bbbbbbbbbblah on

      I wonder how my local mega farm, which kept putting up “Brexit means Brexit” and “Back Boris” signs every time there was some sort of vote, is doing. I think they’re now on the Reform train (of course).

      Their exports to me are down 100% as I refuse to knowingly buy anything from their farm shop.

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