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Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by oshaosha2014(m): 4:07pm On Mar 24, 2022
Where them dey grow go again.
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by franktech(m): 4:07pm On Mar 24, 2022
How can Europe sleep, wake up and sanction itself
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by nijanigga: 4:09pm On Mar 24, 2022
Can you imagine Nigeria able to plug that shortage ? But Nigeria is cursed
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by techWriter3: 4:14pm On Mar 24, 2022
They better overruled the embargoes on Russia before it's too late for them

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Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by msrcusgarvey6(m): 4:14pm On Mar 24, 2022
UK food bank users declining potatoes over cooking costs – reports

The head of a British supermarket chain has warned some Britons can’t afford to boil potatoes
UK food bank users declining potatoes over cooking costs – reports
FILE PHOTO: Volunteers pack and prepare food parcels at the Bounds Green Food Bank at St Michael's Hall in London, England. © Peter Dench / Getty Images
Rising energy prices in Britain have seen some poorer citizens turn down potatoes offered at food banks as they cannot afford to boil them, the head of Iceland Foods Ltd supermarket chain has claimed.

In an interview with the BBC Radio 4 Today program on Wednesday, Richard Walker said the “cost of living crisis is the single most important domestic issue we are facing as a country.” He cited reports from some food banks that users are “declining products such as potatoes and other root veg because they can’t afford to boil them.”

Walker said food price inflation was “pushing 10%” – an estimate remarkably higher than the 5.1% annual figure provided by the Office for National Statistics. The supermarket chain boss pointed out that price hikes have been particularly evident when it comes to items such as milk, whose production involves several stages, with the cost of every part of the process rising.

Germans told to drink tap water as prices surge READ MORE: Germans told to drink tap water as prices surge
He concluded that high food prices were here to stay and that it could be argued that, systematically, “Food has been too cheap for too long.” He said the pressure on chains was “relentless and coming at us from all angles” as they tried to keep prices down.

Explaining the ballooning costs, he blamed rising oil prices, worker shortages, and the falling supply of Russian fertilizers and Ukrainian sunflower oil over the past month.

Walker suggested that the UK government could implement measures to take the heat off retailers. He urged that the energy price cap on households could be extended to businesses, which he said would translate into some £100m in savings on consumers. He also called on authorities to postpone the introduction of the planned increase in national insurance, as well as some new environmental taxes.

Following Russia’s military offensive against Ukraine, which began on February 24, gas and oil prices – a large proportion of which is being supplied to Europe from Russia – have shot up dramatically, resulting in higher energy bills both for individuals and businesses across Europe.
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by gambojimeta: 4:15pm On Mar 24, 2022
msrcusgarvey6:
UK food bank users declining potatoes over cooking costs – reports

The head of a British supermarket chain has warned some Britons can’t afford to boil potatoes
UK food bank users declining potatoes over cooking costs – reports
FILE PHOTO: Volunteers pack and prepare food parcels at the Bounds Green Food Bank at St Michael's Hall in London, England. © Peter Dench / Getty Images
Rising energy prices in Britain have seen some poorer citizens turn down potatoes offered at food banks as they cannot afford to boil them, the head of Iceland Foods Ltd supermarket chain has claimed.

In an interview with the BBC Radio 4 Today program on Wednesday, Richard Walker said the “cost of living crisis is the single most important domestic issue we are facing as a country.” He cited reports from some food banks that users are “declining products such as potatoes and other root veg because they can’t afford to boil them.”

Walker said food price inflation was “pushing 10%” – an estimate remarkably higher than the 5.1% annual figure provided by the Office for National Statistics. The supermarket chain boss pointed out that price hikes have been particularly evident when it comes to items such as milk, whose production involves several stages, with the cost of every part of the process rising.

Germans told to drink tap water as prices surge READ MORE: Germans told to drink tap water as prices surge
He concluded that high food prices were here to stay and that it could be argued that, systematically, “Food has been too cheap for too long.” He said the pressure on chains was “relentless and coming at us from all angles” as they tried to keep prices down.

Explaining the ballooning costs, he blamed rising oil prices, worker shortages, and the falling supply of Russian fertilizers and Ukrainian sunflower oil over the past month.

Walker suggested that the UK government could implement measures to take the heat off retailers. He urged that the energy price cap on households could be extended to businesses, which he said would translate into some £100m in savings on consumers. . He also called on authorities to postpone the introduction of the planned increase in national insurance, as well as some new environmental taxes.

Following Russia’s military offensive against Ukraine, which began on February 24, gas and oil prices – a large proportion of which is being supplied to Europe from Russia – have shot up dramatically, resulting in higher energy bills both for individuals and businesses across Europe.
Advanced and rich countries always find a way to make life easy for their citizens via rebates, refunds, incentives, caps e.t.c
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by Olatunji1929: 4:40pm On Mar 24, 2022
Messia:


Propaganda, UK here supermarket are overstocked and everyday is going on normal except this bullshit being found on Nairaland lol
mumu you wey dey ajegunle where you wan sell ps3 dey form UK base nonsense and ingredients
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by Nobody: 4:41pm On Mar 24, 2022
Hahahhaha..but some head slammers said the world is becoming electrical and that our oil will be useless soon
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by slimfit1(m): 4:43pm On Mar 24, 2022
kayuseful:
If only Nigeria oil could come to the rescue
If only pmb could do something to be a major diesel supplier at this dying moment of his administration, he would have redeemed his name for ever

But unfortunately, you can't give what you don't have

The guy is a fool otherwise he should be travelling negotiating oil deals.
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by Iliya1520: 5:55pm On Mar 24, 2022
no be me tell u that all that sanctions are more inflicting Europe pass the Russia.
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by Dearmond29000: 6:21pm On Mar 24, 2022
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Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by smirn(m): 8:43pm On Mar 24, 2022
shantti:
I thought desiel is gotten from crude oil, there fore countries that have crude oil should have an abundance of diesel, what is happening in nigeria
Nigeria has crude not diesel. Cracking the crude to get diesel is the big issue. Are you strange in Nigeria?
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by kayo8080: 8:47pm On Mar 24, 2022
AroleOduduwa2:
Russia planned everything years ahead, last year despite the pandemic they increased production of oil and gas, bought more golds. Years from now we'll find out the alleged founder of Bitcoin "Satoshi Nakamoto" was a pseudonym for some Russian guy.

We are withnessing the end of petrodollar and how reliant the EU are on everyone.

Hmm...This is an interesting theory.
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by delpee(f): 9:11pm On Mar 24, 2022
62 years down the line, all we do is TAM of our refineries without getting any meaningful result. So sad that we can't produce what we need. Rather, we depend heavily on importation of what God has blessed us with. sad
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by jaxxy(m): 10:19pm On Mar 24, 2022
CUMIN:



Russia is energy and food independent. The only thing they will suffer is trade. But their citizens will be sufficient enough to eat

Offcourse they won't die of hunger bt they will be I the stone age economically while eating the little they can produce internally.
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by ajerimitan: 10:59pm On Mar 24, 2022
By the time Putin is done with the world every country would be calming down already.
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by pegix(m): 12:50am On Mar 25, 2022
CoronaVirusPro:


NATO is presently meeting in Brussel and knocking out Europe's energy dependence on Russia is on the table.

Energy is not a scarce resource. Just a little investment with right allied and its done. Venezuela, Nigeria, Canada, United States, Kuwait, Qatar, Iran, Oman are viable destinations to source energy from.
no be money u go take ship am.from.vezuela to europe

And could ir be at the same amount the Russian is supplying

Maybe u haven't read this
Russian has extensive oil pipe built already supplying most of. This countries
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by Horus(m): 12:56am On Mar 25, 2022
Messia:

Propaganda, UK here supermarket are overstocked and everyday is going on normal except this bullshit being found on Nairaland lol

UK is not listed in the picture, look again
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by Joetttimua1811(m): 11:13am On Mar 26, 2022
Hope it's affecting Russia tooo?
Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by Messia: 8:42pm On Mar 26, 2022
Olatunji1929:
mumu you wey dey ajegunle where you wan sell ps3 dey form UK base nonsense and ingredients


Why would I lie about being in the UK lol selling video game got nothing to do with being here so because I am in London buying and reselling should be beneath me, I have a job that a side hustle that helped me build my house faster to the point I don’t directly engage in anymore.
In case you need any form of Video game, & console IPhones and MacBook, I am a Dm away thank you

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