The level playing field single market

yes - see how much richer without exception every country becomes when it joins the single market.  If there were never any protests or discontents at all within a single market of hundreds of millions of people and 28 countries it would be absolutely extraordinary.  That there are so few is still remarkable testament to how well it works.

HTH

IN THE MIDST OF A COST OF LIVING CRISIS THE LAST THING PLUCKY BRITS WANT ON TOP OF EVERYTHING ELSE IS THE PROSPECT OF CHEAPER FOOD AND DRINK THANKS TO BEING IN THE SINGLE MARKET!!

Don’t worry Barney, we’ve kindly given those French farmers unfettered access to the UK market

our own farmers don’t have reciprocal access of course but that’s presumably the EU’s fault for not giving us what we want…

As Rees Mogg says, we are demonstrating our freedom by choosing to give the EU free access to our markets while our exporters face restrictions.  Bravo indeed!

As Rees Mogg says, we are demonstrating our freedom by choosing to give the EU free access to our markets while our exporters face restrictions

YOU CAN’T PUT A PRICE ON SOVEREIGNTY!!

For the 15 posters above who haven't read the link, this is economic war is a breakdown in the  internal market of the EU.

Has nothing to do with Britain. We left the single market. We are not part of it. 

 

500 different businesses staging this attack is pretty significant. 

this is economic war is a breakdown in the  internal market of the EU

TAKE IT FROM ME, THE EU - AS I HAVE SAID FOR MANY, MANY YEARS - IS GOING TO FALL APART ANY MOMENT NOW AND WE WILL BE VERY GLAD TO HAVE LEFT!!

Surely the point is that it is working well - French are griping as their inefficient methods can't be protected by a captive market, so the consumer is better off. Cf. UK where we either a) take back control, so the consumer will pay more for protected inefficiently produced goods or b) let everything in due to a desperate populist govt, so the consumer pays just a bit more to reflect our woefully undervalued currency, and exporting businesses get fooked. 

Pretty sure that any tighter restrictions than may be imposed by law for safety reasons will have been set by the relevant AOC so it's a basically them complaining that they suffer higher costs because they produce a higher quality product which commands a higher sale price.  Which is fine until the consumer says "Nah, we're happy to drink shit wine"