Current Affairs Irish Border and Brexit

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I have been reading on that another result of Brexit, for Irish and English people, will be the reduction of fresh produce available for purchase at supermarkets. Seems some food distributors feels there is too much paper work and bureaucracy to deal with so it is not worth the trouble. And instead are opening their market and selling their fresh produce to other countries :(

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The EU has temporarily overridden a section of the Northern Ireland Brexit deal as part of its export controls on coronavirus vaccines.
The EU is introducing export controls on vaccines made in the bloc, amid a row about delivery shortfalls.
Under the Brexit deal all products should be exported from the EU to NI without checks or controls.
But the EU believed this could be used to circumvent export controls, with NI becoming a backdoor to the wider UK.
It has therefore invoked Article 16 of the Northern Ireland Protocol which allows parts of the deal to be unilaterally overridden.
In a new regulation the European Commission states: "This is justified as a safeguard measure pursuant to Article 16 of that Protocol in order to avert serious societal difficulties due to a lack of supply threatening to disturb the orderly implementation of the vaccination campaigns in the Member States."
The move should not directly disadvantage NI as it gets its vaccine supplies through the UK procurement system.”
 
BBC.....

The EU has temporarily overridden a section of the Northern Ireland Brexit deal as part of its export controls on coronavirus vaccines.
The EU is introducing export controls on vaccines made in the bloc, amid a row about delivery shortfalls.
Under the Brexit deal all products should be exported from the EU to NI without checks or controls.
But the EU believed this could be used to circumvent export controls, with NI becoming a backdoor to the wider UK.
It has therefore invoked Article 16 of the Northern Ireland Protocol which allows parts of the deal to be unilaterally overridden.
In a new regulation the European Commission states: "This is justified as a safeguard measure pursuant to Article 16 of that Protocol in order to avert serious societal difficulties due to a lack of supply threatening to disturb the orderly implementation of the vaccination campaigns in the Member States."
The move should not directly disadvantage NI as it gets its vaccine supplies through the UK procurement system.”
Come on pete it's not politics at play , the EU has a list of 92 countries on a list that companies can send/sell the vaccine that are made within the EU ,that dont come under the new customs rules regarding exports, the three nearest countries not on the customs list are Russia, Turkey, and the UK looks like the EU are classing us among the despots of the world.
Oh and now they have put a customs border in place in NI.
 
Come on pete it's not politics at play , the EU has a list of 92 countries on a list that companies can send/sell the vaccine that are made within the EU ,that dont come under the new customs rules regarding exports, the three nearest countries not on the customs list are Russia, Turkey, and the UK looks like the EU are classing us among the despots of the world.
Oh and now they have put a customs border in place in NI.

Friends and allies I read somewhere. As the saying goes, with friends like these who needs enemies.....
 
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