21-09-2021, 16:29
The government has struck a deal with CF Industries that will lead to the resumption of carbon dioxide production at its two plants in the UK that have been closed, Sky News reports. That is vital for the food production industry because CO2 is used in packaging meat and dairy products to keep them fresh, as well as for for animal slaughter.
So that's alright then. No bungs for the energy companies, especially as one of the big one's is French, the one called BG is owned by Germany, it goes on, to keep our bills manageable when the annual price hike, er sorry, chance to look for a cheaper rate/supplier comes round.
After all, we don't want to be subsidising EU nationalised business with UK tax payers money do we? I guess the value of the bung will come out in the wash, eventually. Or failure of The Daily Fail and others to report it, PE.
CF Industries? American owned, so that again is alright then.
So that's alright then. No bungs for the energy companies, especially as one of the big one's is French, the one called BG is owned by Germany, it goes on, to keep our bills manageable when the annual price hike, er sorry, chance to look for a cheaper rate/supplier comes round.
After all, we don't want to be subsidising EU nationalised business with UK tax payers money do we? I guess the value of the bung will come out in the wash, eventually. Or failure of The Daily Fail and others to report it, PE.
CF Industries? American owned, so that again is alright then.
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