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Lurpak and Anchor cut size of butter by 20% after hiking prices

Shoppers have been left unhappy at the reduction

Wales Online

Shoppers furious as Lurpak slashes size of butter by 20% - after raising prices

Many shoppers have taken to social media to express their frustration about the change with many calling the move "sneaky" and a few shared that they would not be buying the brand going forward

Daily Mirror

Asda to buy group founded by billionaire Issa brothers for over £2bn

Mohsin and Zuber Issa started out with a single petrol station forecourt in Bury, Greater Manchester more than 20 years ago

Manchester Evening News

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Billionaire Issa brothers confirm Asda to buy UK operations of EG Group for over £2bn

The deal is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2023

Birmingham Post

Seven important changes to money, benefits and shopping rules coming in June

You need to know if you have a mortgage, shop at Tesco, or bank at Nationwide while there is a key date for everyone who pays energy bills

Wales Online

'Robin Hood' activists take food from Tesco shelves and redistribute to food banks

'Robin Hood' campaigners targeted Tesco stores on Sauchiehall Street and St Enoch by gathering food and essential items before placing them into the…

The National (Scotland)

Bank Holiday opening times for Aldi, ASDA, Tesco, Morrisons, Greggs and more

Operating hours on the spring bank holiday may differ

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Newton Stewart family butcher celebrating winning top haggis award

John D Owen and Son were recognised with a diamond award for their haggis nest

Daily Record

Retailers hit out at plans for voluntary price caps on some foods

Downing Street is understood to be drawing up proposals to charge the lowest possible amount for some basic products.

The Independent UK

Ice cream vendors slam Cadbury Flake as 'too crumbly' since production moved to Egypt

adbury has been owned by Mondelez International since 2010 and has been making Flake 99s in Egypt since 2020

Irish Mirror

Co Down woman whose foraging-inspired produce is rising in popularity

“Why would you buy garlic when you can pick it for free in Northern Ireland?”

Belfast Live

Downing Street 'wants to encourage supermarkets to price cap food staples'

Sources say the proposals to help with the cost of living crisis are 'at drawing board stage'

Manchester Evening News

Asda and Lidl issue urgent food recalls after warnings over chocolate and ready meals

The two retailers have asked customers to return certain products for a full refund, with Asda citing allergy fears and Lidl highlighting potential choking hazards.

Chronicle Live

Flakes 'too crumbly' for 99s after production moved to Egypt

Frustrated ice cream sellers forced to ditch Cadbury chocolate for German alternative

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Dicksons to celebrate 70th anniversary with 70p saveloys, 'mystery pastries' and chance to win free food

South Shields business Dicksons will be selling saveloys for just 70p to mark its seven decades in business

The Independent UK

Food bank founder taking shopping trolley on 32km walk to raise cash for service

The Coventry food bank founded by Canon Gavin Kibble 12 years ago is now helping 800 people every week amid the soaring costs of food and drink.

Daily Mirror

'Tesco refused to sell me Calpol for my sick baby boy even though I'm 18'

Declan Anderson, 18, was refused the sale while attempting to buy medicine for Archie - who had been suffering from Neisseria meningitis - at the Maltkiln Road Tesco in Barton

Evening Standard

Cadbury Flake too crumbly for 99 cones, say ice cream sellers

Vendors claim the quality of the Cadbury Flake has deteriorated since manufacturing move

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The Independent UK

Cadbury Flake deemed too crumbly for 99 cones, say ice cream sellers

Vendors claim the quality of the Cadbury Flake has deteriorated since manufacturing move.

Manchester Evening News

Sainsbury's follows ASDA and implements change to all own brand products

The new Stamford Street range will be the face of Sainsbury's value own-brand products

Daily Mirror

Sainsbury's makes huge change to 200 brand products to help cash-strapped shoppers

The new branding for Sainsbury's budget range will be "Stamford Street" which is a homage to the supermarket chain's previous London home

The Guardian - UK

Cadbury flake now too crumbly for 99 cones, say ice-cream sellers

Businesses say product arrives as box of shards and quality has dropped since manufacturing move

Birmingham Post

Gloucestershire contractor completes work on Devon food firm’s new HQ

Cold store specialist ISD Solutions has delivered a £10.5m freezer facility for wholesaler R D Johns Foodservice

Insider UK

Work starts on innovation hub for food and drink manufacturing

The £27m investment is aimed at driving innovation, productivity, profitability and sustainability

ABC News

Queenslanders who sell food from home could soon face tougher licensing laws

Ever bought a cake from a home business or ordered food online from a "dark" kitchen? Queensland is proposing stricter food safety laws for businesses operating from home.

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