What's happened to UCN, have they gone under again?

In reply to Post #1
Yes.

In reply to Post #1
Think he got too busy pushing conspiracy theories and antivax rhetoric

Lol

In reply to Post #3
Yeah he's a flat earther as well isn't he ? he'd get on well with Adam Penning

In reply to Post #5
Deans alright, you just gotta know how to deal with him

In reply to Post #5
more of a conspiracy theorist, but seems a decent fella, shame his firm has gone under again, some of the best baits out there, if not the best.

In reply to Post #6
Yep, grand ideas but no business sense......

In reply to Post #7
😂

In reply to Post #8
bait game is a tuff market mate

In reply to Post #7
yeah I think thats was half the problem, great baits are hard to make commercially at a price where you can make profit

In reply to Post #11
in a very busy market too.

99.9% people buy based on price these days and margins so heavily squeezed, especially for the small producer trying to make their way.

In reply to Post #11
People never see that though, there is a horrible middle ground between shed rollers and big companies where most the profit from your baits is sucked up by taxes and unit rent costs lol.
My energy costs are a joke, one contract roller I know does 200 quid in electric a day.

Especially if you live in the south east, extortionate rents plus a higher cost of living, more competition and to top it off it's 60 miles to my egg supplier 😂

In reply to Post #13
how much do you roll per week (average)

In reply to Post #14
Inbox

In reply to Post #13
And a living wage needs to be made when it's commercial
Different for the shed roller who is doing it for the love of it but if you have a household bills to pay it's different.

Tax
Vat (if earning enough)
Packaging
Postage

Soon mounts up
Not including the other bits..