Your initial statement was "We import twice what we export to Europe." This was proved to be false
Your new statement is "UK imports from EU twice what it exports from it, excluding services." You have deliberately provided no like for like data to back this up.
Before long you will change your statement again. Pointless debating
You sink into abusive language because you can't debate with intelligence and logic. Anyone with reasonable intelligence can see you are deliberately not comparing like with like in your figures.
Interesting chilting. Love that Ocado are always looking to raise the bar. Vertical farming providing totally fresh produce picked next to the CFCs being another differentiator they are developing for the future.
Well at least you are trying to provide evidence to back up your claim Neil. It's a start. Of course you've failed to remove the services that the EU exports to the UK annually. Yet you removed services from your UK exports to the EU.
"EU to UK £374 ex services" . You've said this figure excludes services but it actually includes services as your data states.
A false claim backed up by figures that are not comparable..
I've offered complete evidence to back up the completely false nature of your comment. You in return offer not a shred of evidence to back yourself up.
There we go. It's a false claim.....
"We import twice what we export to Europe" is a completely false statement
I would add that via Ocado's acquisition of kindred systems Ocado now have 2 new multi billion dollar companies as clients. Ocado are supplying robotic picking in their clothing warehouses. These relationships should grow and others added giving Ocado a strong footing in non grocery automated fulfillment.
Great link, thx chilting. So this is the where Ocado are challenging Autostores patent. Any info re the cases where Autostore are challenging Ocado's patents?
Reaction to today's trading statement10 Dec 2020 19:59
Read most of the newspaper articles covering Ocado's trading statement. The quote below is the best information I've seen to explain the share price fall. So depends on how much the transition to Marks &Spencers was to blame for the below expectations rise in sales....
“Ocado’s retail revenue [was] 6pc below City expectations,” said Sherri Malek, a retail analyst at Royal Bank of Canada. “Retail revenue growth came in at 35pc up year-on-year, compared to consensus at 43pc year-on-year.”
"The slowdown in sales compared with the previous quarter is also down to the transition to M&S from Waitrose, where volumes were taken down to ensure a smooth transition.