T Turbo Member Messages 8,424 Location Fermanagh, Northern Ireland Feb 3, 2026 #21 fizzy said: Apparently it now costs companies like Tesco an extra £5k per trailer of food in extra paperwork costs. Obviously they pass that onto the consumers. Click to expand... Lidl sources a lot of its fresh goods in Ireland and I think other supermarkets are following suit now.
fizzy said: Apparently it now costs companies like Tesco an extra £5k per trailer of food in extra paperwork costs. Obviously they pass that onto the consumers. Click to expand... Lidl sources a lot of its fresh goods in Ireland and I think other supermarkets are following suit now.
F fizzy Member Messages 13,854 Feb 3, 2026 #22 Turbo said: Lidl sources a lot of its fresh goods in Ireland and I think other supermarkets are following suit now. Click to expand... No doubt in the South as well so the rest of the UK lose out as usual. I know that far more goods come into Wales from Eire than the other way around. We do quite a lot with Irish customs. Nice helpful bunch in fairness.
Turbo said: Lidl sources a lot of its fresh goods in Ireland and I think other supermarkets are following suit now. Click to expand... No doubt in the South as well so the rest of the UK lose out as usual. I know that far more goods come into Wales from Eire than the other way around. We do quite a lot with Irish customs. Nice helpful bunch in fairness.
