Another Brexit Casualty.

[Canary42]

Can't blame online trading, it's their methodology.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-63512589

[barry1010]

Never heard of them but that report does say they aimed for the younger market.

[1ozzy]

Every disaster is the fault of Brexit Canary.
But I guess you knew that,,

[emmie]

what's it got to do with Brexit.

[Spicerack]

It's a combination of 2am and bathtub gin, em.

[emmie]

:))

[Hopkirk]

When I read that article it seems to blame covid lockdown followed by supply chain problems. No mention of Brexit.

[emmie]

just another daft post from our remainer

[davebro]

If people are struggling with the "cost of living crisis" firms like this are bound to suffer. New sofa or food on the table? It's a no-brainer.

[emmie]

food on the table and heating are top of the pile. Its a shame that these companies go to the wall, but they won't be the last.

[bobbinwales]

Some of these brexit threads remind me of the boy who cried wolf story. ..
Sometimes less would be more

[emmie]

if only Bobb....

[Old_Geezer]

What's it got to do with Brexit ? Global supply issues are, well, global. And if a company can't spot risk and ensure they plan for it, then they can only blame themselves for lacking attention and lossing any commercial opportunity they thought they had found.

[Old_Geezer]

Wow 11 replies within the time it took me to write just one.

[Spicerack]

You need a mug of coffee, OG. ;)

[Old_Geezer]

I reckon the title was just chosen to elicite responses ;-)

[emmie]

as per usual ^^

[ToraToraTora]

That damn brexit eh!

[cashier]

Never heard of them.

[douglas9401]

A case of 'you've Made your bed so lie in it'.

[jno]

they did go to a lot of trouble to set up separate UK and EU supply chains to prepare for Brexit, at some expense; but they were hit hard by the lorry driver shortage that followed Brexit.