08:51
Rikki – a few years ago I probably would have agreed with you but now when you’re sitting in 18 degrees and counting the coins in the piggy bank to afford the electricity bill, you start to understand that LW was right this time too, like all the other times before.
What is the purpose of appealing the verdict?
What will be the consequences if they succeed with their appeal?
The process itself is subordinate to these two, one would still have to consider?
08:45
I tried to act as an intermediary between cement production in a country in Africa that has high-quality cement and Sweden when there was a cement shortage. They were already familiar and knew that their tests followed the British standard and were performed correctly, so a visit on site would be enough to understand that their product met the requirements.
It was when the discussion was at its hottest and there was not enough production capacity/stock in Europe.
It got stuck immediately on the CE marking and that it would take several years. I turned to a couple of people I knew used a lot of cement, manufacturers of concrete products for example. It ended with them declining.
A pretty simple plan – save Sweden and become very rich.