The Death of the Great British Fish and Chips Supper

🐟The ban on British fishermen catching fish in Russian territorial waters threatens the supply of cod and haddock, which make up 50% of fish sales in the UK.

🇷🇺Russia's ban on food imports from the UK and other EU countries has caused a loss of 35 billion euros in sales.

🌍Other countries have replaced the UK and EU as food suppliers to Russia, making it unlikely for them to regain the Russian market.

🐄Russia's ban on imports of grass-fed beef from Australia and pork from Janous has affected suppliers in those countries.

🧀Italian and French cheese producers have also suffered from Russia's ban on imports, as Russia was a major market for them.

How has the ban on British fishermen affected the fish and chips industry?

—The ban threatens the supply of cod and haddock, which are essential for fish and chips. It has made fish and chips more expensive due to limited supply and higher costs of energy and imported oil for frying.

What impact has Russia's ban on food imports from the UK and EU had?

—The ban has caused a loss of 35 billion euros in sales for the EU and UK food suppliers. It has affected sectors like pork, beef, tomatoes, apples, and cheese.

Is it possible for the EU and UK to regain the Russian market?

—It is unlikely for the EU and UK to regain the Russian market, as other countries have replaced them as food suppliers to Russia. Russia has become self-sufficient in food production.

How has the ban on imports from Russia affected food suppliers in other countries?

—The ban has affected suppliers of grass-fed beef from Australia and pork from Janous. It has also impacted Italian and French cheese producers, as Russia was a major market for them.

Is the decline of the British fish and chips industry solely due to the ban on British fishermen?

—No, the decline is also attributed to higher costs of energy and imported oil for frying. Additionally, the ban on food imports from Russia has further impacted the industry.

00:00Russian President Vladimir Putin has banned British fishermen from catching fish in Russian territorial waters, endangering the supply of cod and haddock for the UK fish and chips industry.

01:18Russia's ban on food imports from the UK and EU has resulted in a loss of 35 billion euros in sales for the EU and UK food suppliers.

02:12Other countries have replaced the UK and EU as food suppliers to Russia, making it difficult for them to regain the Russian market.

02:38The ban on imports from Russia has affected suppliers of grass-fed beef from Australia and pork from Janous.

03:01Italian and French cheese producers have also suffered from the ban on imports, as Russia was a major market for them.

03:52The decline of the Great British fish and chips industry is not solely attributed to the ban on British fishermen. Higher costs of energy and imported oil for frying have also contributed to the decline.