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For a long time now, I have said that we are all experts in our own experience! It’s tacky, but
2 April 2024
It turns out that getting coffee into Europe isn’t going very smoothly at the moment. Under-statement of the decade? We are really sorry for the frustration that this may be causing, but it is one thing sending out coffee for you to be held ransom to the tune of up to £50 for you to receive it on top. Apart from the fact that some of this is based on new rules, some of it is also additional charges for collecting charges by the transport companies who have been paid already. Watch those share prices?
Until things make sense again and have settled down, we have had to make the tough decision to hold off sending coffee to Europe. Shipping costs have gone through the roof and the “stand and deliver” of Ricard Turpin, doesn’t seem fair or be something we want our customers to suffer on our behalf.
Hoping to see you again soon as and when we can make things work.
Ps* If you still want to try and work your/our way through the current situation, talk to us and we will do the very best that we can.
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