CLEAN : UK farmer's beetroot crop left to decompose as EU clients call it quits

The speaker discusses their experience in agriculture, focusing on the challenges faced due to Brexit. They highlight the sudden market changes that led to a halt in exporting beetroot to European markets. The speaker explains the financial losses incurred, amounting to £5000 per hectare, and the emotional toll of having unsellable produce worth £90,000. The issues stem from new packaging requirements for non-EU products, causing significant disruptions and financial strain.

What was the initial destination for the beetroot mentioned by the speaker?

• Asian markets

• European markets

• American markets

• African markets

What was the reason given for the sudden change in demand for the beetroot?

• A natural disaster affecting supply

• A new competitor in the market

• A change in consumer preferences

• The market no longer wanted non-EU products

What does the speaker assume is the primary issue causing the market change?

• Increased transportation costs

• Packaging and labeling requirements

• A shortage of beetroot

• A decline in beetroot quality

How much did the speaker estimate the crop cost per hectare?

• £5,000

• £15,000

• £2,000

• £10,000

What is the speaker's emotional response to the situation?

• Indifference

• Optimism

• Anger

• Heartbreak