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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
National
Rachel Pugh

Morrisons and ASDA implement strict rule for anyone buying fruit and vegetables in all supermarkets

Supermarket giants ASDA and Morrisons have both implemented strict rules for anyone buying fruit and vegetables after shelves were left bare due to a shortage. Both supermarkets have been forced to take drastic action in light of recent events.

The UK is currently facing a national shortage of tomatoes due to supply issues, and this is set to expand out to other products. It is understood that retailers believe the problems stem from poor yields on the continent and north Africa, and that supplies will improve in the coming days or weeks.

Retailers have warned that the shortages could last for weeks, and are now working to resolve the issue. Products including peppers, cucumbers, lettuce, salad bags, broccoli, cauliflower and raspberries could also face a shortage, retailers say. Both ASDA and Morrisons have introduced a strict rationing policy which affects all shoppers and all supermarkets.

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