Canada bans Marmite. (41)
bodleing2: A range of British foods including Marmite, Irn Bru and Ovaltine have been banned from being sold in Canada.
How do you think Britain should retaliate...ban Maple Syrup?...
Canada has banned the sale of a string of iconic British foods such as Marmite, Ovaltine and Irn-Bru because they contain illegal additives, it was claimed.
Tony Badger, who runs a British specialty food store, was ordered to stop selling several popular UK exports which had ingredients that did not appear on the Canadian ‘approved food list’.
Government inspectors visited Brit Foods in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, last week and removed all the offending items, which also included Lucozade, Penguin Bars and Bovril.
A Christmas shipment of goods destined for Brit Stores which had been imported via Montreal was impounded by customs officials late last year.
Mr Badger, who is worried his business may now collapse, claimed he had been stocking the range of British products without complaint since 1997.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has launched a drive to crack down on the sale of unapproved goods and increasing its inspections of suppliers.
The other British products are banned because they are "enriched with vitamins and mineral" while some canned foods and soup contained too much animal product.
One customer, Briton Nigel Westwick, told the Star Phoenix newspaper that he "couldn't understand the insanity" of preventing Irn-Bru from entering Canada.
He said: "For a country that allows one to buy firearms, guns, bullets, stopping a soft drink suitable for all ages seems a little ludicrous."
How do you think Britain should retaliate...ban Maple Syrup?...
Canada has banned the sale of a string of iconic British foods such as Marmite, Ovaltine and Irn-Bru because they contain illegal additives, it was claimed.
Tony Badger, who runs a British specialty food store, was ordered to stop selling several popular UK exports which had ingredients that did not appear on the Canadian ‘approved food list’.
Government inspectors visited Brit Foods in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, last week and removed all the offending items, which also included Lucozade, Penguin Bars and Bovril.
A Christmas shipment of goods destined for Brit Stores which had been imported via Montreal was impounded by customs officials late last year.
Mr Badger, who is worried his business may now collapse, claimed he had been stocking the range of British products without complaint since 1997.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has launched a drive to crack down on the sale of unapproved goods and increasing its inspections of suppliers.
The other British products are banned because they are "enriched with vitamins and mineral" while some canned foods and soup contained too much animal product.
One customer, Briton Nigel Westwick, told the Star Phoenix newspaper that he "couldn't understand the insanity" of preventing Irn-Bru from entering Canada.
He said: "For a country that allows one to buy firearms, guns, bullets, stopping a soft drink suitable for all ages seems a little ludicrous."
Not Penguin Bars...say it ain't true.
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bodleing2: A range of British foods including Marmite, Irn Bru and Ovaltine have been banned from being sold in Canada.
How do you think Britain should retaliate...ban Maple Syrup?...
Canada has banned the sale of a string of iconic British foods such as Marmite, Ovaltine and Irn-Bru because they contain illegal additives, it was claimed.
Tony Badger, who runs a British specialty food store, was ordered to stop selling several popular UK exports which had ingredients that did not appear on the Canadian ‘approved food list’.
Government inspectors visited Brit Foods in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, last week and removed all the offending items, which also included Lucozade, Penguin Bars and Bovril.
A Christmas shipment of goods destined for Brit Stores which had been imported via Montreal was impounded by customs officials late last year.
Mr Badger, who is worried his business may now collapse, claimed he had been stocking the range of British products without complaint since 1997.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has launched a drive to crack down on the sale of unapproved goods and increasing its inspections of suppliers.
The other British products are banned because they are "enriched with vitamins and mineral" while some canned foods and soup contained too much animal product.
One customer, Briton Nigel Westwick, told the Star Phoenix newspaper that he "couldn't understand the insanity" of preventing Irn-Bru from entering Canada.
He said: "For a country that allows one to buy firearms, guns, bullets, stopping a soft drink suitable for all ages seems a little ludicrous."
How do you think Britain should retaliate...ban Maple Syrup?...
Canada has banned the sale of a string of iconic British foods such as Marmite, Ovaltine and Irn-Bru because they contain illegal additives, it was claimed.
Tony Badger, who runs a British specialty food store, was ordered to stop selling several popular UK exports which had ingredients that did not appear on the Canadian ‘approved food list’.
Government inspectors visited Brit Foods in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, last week and removed all the offending items, which also included Lucozade, Penguin Bars and Bovril.
A Christmas shipment of goods destined for Brit Stores which had been imported via Montreal was impounded by customs officials late last year.
Mr Badger, who is worried his business may now collapse, claimed he had been stocking the range of British products without complaint since 1997.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has launched a drive to crack down on the sale of unapproved goods and increasing its inspections of suppliers.
The other British products are banned because they are "enriched with vitamins and mineral" while some canned foods and soup contained too much animal product.
One customer, Briton Nigel Westwick, told the Star Phoenix newspaper that he "couldn't understand the insanity" of preventing Irn-Bru from entering Canada.
He said: "For a country that allows one to buy firearms, guns, bullets, stopping a soft drink suitable for all ages seems a little ludicrous."
I love marmite but it costs 8Euros a jar in Finland. I don't see what's wrong with it, must be the animal additives.
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Kaybee50: Not Penguin Bars...say it ain't true.
And what about the poor little Ovalteeneys?...
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tomcatwarne: I love marmite but it costs 8Euros a jar in Finland. I don't see what's wrong with it, must be the animal additives.
Yes Marmite, you either love it or hate it...it's the latter for me...
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bodleing2: And what about the poor little Ovalteeneys?...
A sad day indeed.
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bodleing2: A range of British foods including Marmite, Irn Bru and Ovaltine have been banned from being sold in Canada.
How do you think Britain should retaliate...ban Maple Syrup?...
Canada has banned the sale of a string of iconic British foods such as Marmite, Ovaltine and Irn-Bru because they contain illegal additives, it was claimed.
Tony Badger, who runs a British specialty food store, was ordered to stop selling several popular UK exports which had ingredients that did not appear on the Canadian ‘approved food list’.
Government inspectors visited Brit Foods in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, last week and removed all the offending items, which also included Lucozade, Penguin Bars and Bovril.
A Christmas shipment of goods destined for Brit Stores which had been imported via Montreal was impounded by customs officials late last year.
Mr Badger, who is worried his business may now collapse, claimed he had been stocking the range of British products without complaint since 1997.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has launched a drive to crack down on the sale of unapproved goods and increasing its inspections of suppliers.
The other British products are banned because they are "enriched with vitamins and mineral" while some canned foods and soup contained too much animal product.
One customer, Briton Nigel Westwick, told the Star Phoenix newspaper that he "couldn't understand the insanity" of preventing Irn-Bru from entering Canada.
He said: "For a country that allows one to buy firearms, guns, bullets, stopping a soft drink suitable for all ages seems a little ludicrous."
How do you think Britain should retaliate...ban Maple Syrup?...
Canada has banned the sale of a string of iconic British foods such as Marmite, Ovaltine and Irn-Bru because they contain illegal additives, it was claimed.
Tony Badger, who runs a British specialty food store, was ordered to stop selling several popular UK exports which had ingredients that did not appear on the Canadian ‘approved food list’.
Government inspectors visited Brit Foods in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, last week and removed all the offending items, which also included Lucozade, Penguin Bars and Bovril.
A Christmas shipment of goods destined for Brit Stores which had been imported via Montreal was impounded by customs officials late last year.
Mr Badger, who is worried his business may now collapse, claimed he had been stocking the range of British products without complaint since 1997.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has launched a drive to crack down on the sale of unapproved goods and increasing its inspections of suppliers.
The other British products are banned because they are "enriched with vitamins and mineral" while some canned foods and soup contained too much animal product.
One customer, Briton Nigel Westwick, told the Star Phoenix newspaper that he "couldn't understand the insanity" of preventing Irn-Bru from entering Canada.
He said: "For a country that allows one to buy firearms, guns, bullets, stopping a soft drink suitable for all ages seems a little ludicrous."
ah lets ban Canada full stop
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lushguy4you: ah lets ban Canada full stop
Suits me, the last time I went there they booted me out...
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bodleing2: And what about the poor little Ovalteeneys?...
I can't believe I've just listened, and sang along, to this entire song!
"We are the Ovalteenies..."
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OMG,you all let them get away with that Sacrilege?
Dr.Wander would turn over in his Grave like a Pinwheel if he knew Canada banned his Ovaltine!
Dr.Wander would turn over in his Grave like a Pinwheel if he knew Canada banned his Ovaltine!
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Kaybee50: I can't believe I've just listened, and sang along, to this entire song!
"We are the Ovalteenies..."
"We are the Ovalteenies..."
...me too...
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Kaybee50: I can't believe I've just listened, and sang along, to this entire song!
"We are the Ovalteenies..."
"We are the Ovalteenies..."
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ought to drag Canada before the United Nations!
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bodleing2: A range of British foods including Marmite, Irn Bru and Ovaltine have been banned from being sold in Canada.
How do you think Britain should retaliate...ban Maple Syrup?...
Canada has banned the sale of a string of iconic British foods such as Marmite, Ovaltine and Irn-Bru because they contain illegal additives, it was claimed.
Tony Badger, who runs a British specialty food store, was ordered to stop selling several popular UK exports which had ingredients that did not appear on the Canadian ‘approved food list’.
Government inspectors visited Brit Foods in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, last week and removed all the offending items, which also included Lucozade, Penguin Bars and Bovril.
A Christmas shipment of goods destined for Brit Stores which had been imported via Montreal was impounded by customs officials late last year.
Mr Badger, who is worried his business may now collapse, claimed he had been stocking the range of British products without complaint since 1997.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has launched a drive to crack down on the sale of unapproved goods and increasing its inspections of suppliers.
The other British products are banned because they are "enriched with vitamins and mineral" while some canned foods and soup contained too much animal product.
One customer, Briton Nigel Westwick, told the Star Phoenix newspaper that he "couldn't understand the insanity" of preventing Irn-Bru from entering Canada.
He said: "For a country that allows one to buy firearms, guns, bullets, stopping a soft drink suitable for all ages seems a little ludicrous."
How do you think Britain should retaliate...ban Maple Syrup?...
Canada has banned the sale of a string of iconic British foods such as Marmite, Ovaltine and Irn-Bru because they contain illegal additives, it was claimed.
Tony Badger, who runs a British specialty food store, was ordered to stop selling several popular UK exports which had ingredients that did not appear on the Canadian ‘approved food list’.
Government inspectors visited Brit Foods in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, last week and removed all the offending items, which also included Lucozade, Penguin Bars and Bovril.
A Christmas shipment of goods destined for Brit Stores which had been imported via Montreal was impounded by customs officials late last year.
Mr Badger, who is worried his business may now collapse, claimed he had been stocking the range of British products without complaint since 1997.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has launched a drive to crack down on the sale of unapproved goods and increasing its inspections of suppliers.
The other British products are banned because they are "enriched with vitamins and mineral" while some canned foods and soup contained too much animal product.
One customer, Briton Nigel Westwick, told the Star Phoenix newspaper that he "couldn't understand the insanity" of preventing Irn-Bru from entering Canada.
He said: "For a country that allows one to buy firearms, guns, bullets, stopping a soft drink suitable for all ages seems a little ludicrous."
Our best retaliation would be to ban Justin Bieber and Nickleback
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Canada bans Marmite? Right, that's it.... I'm not going! 
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bodleing2: A range of British foods including Marmite, Irn Bru and Ovaltine have been banned from being sold in Canada.
Canada, eh? That's one of those 50 States isn't it?
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MADDOG69: Canada, eh? That's one of those 50 States isn't it?
51th!
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bodleing2: A range of British foods including Marmite, Irn Bru and Ovaltine have been banned from being sold in Canada.
How do you think Britain should retaliate...ban Maple Syrup?...
Canada has banned the sale of a string of iconic British foods such as Marmite, Ovaltine and Irn-Bru because they contain illegal additives, it was claimed.
Tony Badger, who runs a British specialty food store, was ordered to stop selling several popular UK exports which had ingredients that did not appear on the Canadian ‘approved food list’.
Government inspectors visited Brit Foods in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, last week and removed all the offending items, which also included Lucozade, Penguin Bars and Bovril.
A Christmas shipment of goods destined for Brit Stores which had been imported via Montreal was impounded by customs officials late last year.
Mr Badger, who is worried his business may now collapse, claimed he had been stocking the range of British products without complaint since 1997.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has launched a drive to crack down on the sale of unapproved goods and increasing its inspections of suppliers.
The other British products are banned because they are "enriched with vitamins and mineral" while some canned foods and soup contained too much animal product.
One customer, Briton Nigel Westwick, told the Star Phoenix newspaper that he "couldn't understand the insanity" of preventing Irn-Bru from entering Canada.
He said: "For a country that allows one to buy firearms, guns, bullets, stopping a soft drink suitable for all ages seems a little ludicrous."
How do you think Britain should retaliate...ban Maple Syrup?...
Canada has banned the sale of a string of iconic British foods such as Marmite, Ovaltine and Irn-Bru because they contain illegal additives, it was claimed.
Tony Badger, who runs a British specialty food store, was ordered to stop selling several popular UK exports which had ingredients that did not appear on the Canadian ‘approved food list’.
Government inspectors visited Brit Foods in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, last week and removed all the offending items, which also included Lucozade, Penguin Bars and Bovril.
A Christmas shipment of goods destined for Brit Stores which had been imported via Montreal was impounded by customs officials late last year.
Mr Badger, who is worried his business may now collapse, claimed he had been stocking the range of British products without complaint since 1997.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has launched a drive to crack down on the sale of unapproved goods and increasing its inspections of suppliers.
The other British products are banned because they are "enriched with vitamins and mineral" while some canned foods and soup contained too much animal product.
One customer, Briton Nigel Westwick, told the Star Phoenix newspaper that he "couldn't understand the insanity" of preventing Irn-Bru from entering Canada.
He said: "For a country that allows one to buy firearms, guns, bullets, stopping a soft drink suitable for all ages seems a little ludicrous."
Occupy Canada...
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2girlsnocup: Our best retaliation would be to ban Justin Bieber and Nickleback
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MADDOG69: Canada, eh? That's one of those 50 States isn't it?
No way! 
Eh...?!
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How do you think Britain should retaliate...ban Maple Syrup?...
Canada has banned the sale of a string of iconic British foods such as Marmite, Ovaltine and Irn-Bru because they contain illegal additives, it was claimed.
Tony Badger, who runs a British specialty food store, was ordered to stop selling several popular UK exports which had ingredients that did not appear on the Canadian ‘approved food list’.
Government inspectors visited Brit Foods in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, last week and removed all the offending items, which also included Lucozade, Penguin Bars and Bovril.
A Christmas shipment of goods destined for Brit Stores which had been imported via Montreal was impounded by customs officials late last year.
Mr Badger, who is worried his business may now collapse, claimed he had been stocking the range of British products without complaint since 1997.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has launched a drive to crack down on the sale of unapproved goods and increasing its inspections of suppliers.
The other British products are banned because they are "enriched with vitamins and mineral" while some canned foods and soup contained too much animal product.
One customer, Briton Nigel Westwick, told the Star Phoenix newspaper that he "couldn't understand the insanity" of preventing Irn-Bru from entering Canada.
He said: "For a country that allows one to buy firearms, guns, bullets, stopping a soft drink suitable for all ages seems a little ludicrous."