Tarriffs

[parsley]

Just got home from US. I am allowed to import
only 20 collective dollars of dairy products.
Includes butter, milk, cheese, yogurt etc. Butter
is $2.99 per pound in the USA.

Any dairy goods exceeding the $20.00 total is
subject to a tariff of 300% x excess dollars.


What is the matter with this picture? Glad
To be home, Pars

[Burbert]

Stay home, spend yer money at home, ya'll
be less cornfused den!!

[Burbert]

Stay home, spend yer money at home, ya'll
be less cornfused den!!

[oneoff]

Its one turkey, two dozen eggs maximum or it won't be a bargain if you run across certain customs agents.

The size of the turkey and eggs apparently doesn't matter.

Nothing wrong with the picture. Thats protecting supply management for Canada.

On the other hand; just try to get some consumer bought fruits, vegetables and meat into the USA.

Then the Canadian rules seem quite reasonable.

[oneoff]

Nice to have you back Burbert, how was your stay in The Centennial Center at Ponoka?

[farmaholic]

Nice to see you back Burbert, how was your stay at The Centennial Center in Ponoka?

[sumdumguy]

That sucks Pars, but their prices arent that great
now.

[Fransisco]

There's nothing reasonable about the supply management rules. It's legalized theft.

[blackpowder]

Question for someone who milks.
Should our dairy industry follow the CWBs example over the last generation??
Not interested in old scabs, just saying a textbook case of cranium insertii rectumus.

[oneoff]

And what do you call seizure at US points of entry of your bacon strips; US grown oranges and Beef of any origin whatsoever.

I say those are all poor examples of free trade. The supply management system is just another such example.