Will you be stocking up before Brexit?

[ManicDee]

Can you not have it shipped to a mule over the boarder and then have it smuggled in?

So you figured out my UK postal address

But seriously, a lot of (UK) made products are made with or including EU ingredients. Think of all those aftershaves & cologne fragrances. I can see prices increasing and even if the deal is excepted by your parliament, it only takes one EU nation to say no and were all 8ollixed!

 

[R181]

No for me, I'll just wait and see what happens as an outsider. If it is a hard exit, keep in mind it takes years to negotiate bilateral free trade agreements so the first couple of years may be a bit rocky. I can out wait that too if necessary.

Bob

 

[SpeedyPC]

No for me, I'll just wait and see what happens as an outsider. If it is a hard exit, keep in mind it takes years to negotiate bilateral free trade agreements so the first couple of years may be a bit rocky. I can out wait that too if necessary.

Bob

As long as you’re Queen enjoy collecting tax money

 

[Sausage]

If brexit means import taxes when buying from UK then it means no more my money to Connaughts, Shavelounge and Exexutive Shaving unfortunately..

 

[SpeedyPC]

If brexit means import taxes when buying from UK

That’s too bad, sounds like extra fatty import tax sausage for you to eat.

 

[Sausage]

That’s too bad, sounds like extra fatty import tax sausage for you to eat.

Nope ..i will switch to Spanish Habaneros!

 

[R181]

As long as you’re Queen enjoy collecting tax money

Run that one by me again, it went right over my head.

Bob

 

[bagman]

I probably have enough kit to keep me and my 2 sons shaving for decades

 

[SeanC]

I'm hoping for a free trade deal with USA will save me a fortune

For the US and other non EU countries VAT at 20% and the associated RM £8 collection fee will continue unabated regardless of any free trade arrangements. The only saving will be comparatively insignificant import duty on items over £135, so basically don't spend it all at once

 

[Steve Bowles]

Many global economies would suffer disastrous GDP crashes if British wet-shavers were unable to purchase their necessities at their current prices. U.S. stainless steel razor manufacturers will continue unabated as long as @Wayne maintains the rabbit hole.

 

[Wayne]

Many global economies would suffer disastrous GDP crashes if British wet-shavers were unable to purchase their necessities at their current prices. U.S. stainless steel razor manufacturers will continue unabated as long as @Wayne maintains the rabbit hole.

Absolutely the Rabbit hole is safe in my grubby hands.

 

[SpeedyPC]

Absolutely the Rabbit hole is safe in my grubby hands.

 

[Malc6552]

For the US and other non EU countries VAT at 20% and the associated RM £8 collection fee will continue unabated regardless of any free trade arrangements. The only saving will be comparatively insignificant import duty on items over £135, so basically don't spend it all at once

I'll not need to buy from USA, UK shops/suppliers will be stocking many more items from the USA and many others and less from the EU

 

[SeanC]

I'll not need to buy from USA, UK shops/suppliers will be stocking many more items from the USA and many others and less from the EU

Nope 100% wrong. Even in the event of a no deal exit EU Cosmetic Regulations are being maintained in UK law: https://assets.publishing.service.g...-regulations-2013-no-deal-brexit-guidance.pdf

It's almost a moot point anyway as due to the application of VAT prices inclusive of shipping would not be significantly different to Maggards

 

[Malc6552]

Nope 100% wrong. Even in the event of a no deal exit EU Cosmetic Regulations are being maintained in UK law: https://assets.publishing.service.g...-regulations-2013-no-deal-brexit-guidance.pdf

It's almost a moot point anyway as due to the application of VAT prices inclusive of shipping would not be significantly different to Maggards

We will see