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New vegan burger joint to open in Wapping Wharf this month - and owners are giving away free dishes

VeBurger will open their doors on Bank Holiday Monday, with the first 100 customers getting a free burger

Bristol Post

Almost 550 jobs at risk as pork giant Pilgrim's UK confirms plans to close Greater Manchester site

The business will now enter into a period of 'collective consultation' with site union and employee representatives

Manchester Evening News

Ex-vegan claims quitting diet ‘saved her life’

Kai-Lee Worsley quit her vegan diet after she began to feel unwell

The Independent UK

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‘Not for EU’ food labelling to be phased in UK-wide from autumn, says Cleverly

“NOT for EU” labelling on British food products sold across the UK will be phased in gradually from this autumn, James Cleverly has said...

The National (Scotland)

Aldi’s Next Big Thing: How you can be a part of series 2 of Channel 4 show

Aldi are on the lookout for more products to stock on their shelves

Wales Online

Tesco Clubcard set for major change as customers warned to use up vouchers

The value of Tesco's Clubcard vouchers will change on June 14, so it's important to use up your remaining rewards

GoodToKnow

Tesco announces further price cuts on pasta and cooking oil

It follows a number of supermarkets dropping the price of some lines of bread and butter last week in response to falling commodity prices.

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‘Not for EU’ food labelling to be phased in from autumn, says Cleverly

The Foreign Secretary told a Lords committee that a UK-wide labelling scheme had been identified as the preferred option.

The Independent UK

Why Tesco should come clean on its CEO’s tax affairs

Comment: CEOs could compete on who pays the most tax

Evening Standard

More than 100 jobs saved as North East packaging firm iTEC Packaging is acquired

The Chester le Street business has been acquired out of administration by Shalam Packaging

Birmingham Post

Ex-vegan says returning to meat stopped hair falling out and saved her life

Kai-Lee says her vegan diet caused acne, brittle nails and hair loss - then she almost passed out

Wales Online

M&S asks small ice cream parlour to change name of Percy Pig product

The ice cream is now called Notorious P.I.G.

The Independent UK

Debate as man shares 'peak pettiness' picture of milk padlocked in fridge

Thousands have had their say after being asked if this was 'justifiable security'

Wales Online

Tesco and Aldi cut price of pasta and cooking oil - see list of reduced items

Tesco's line of own brand pasta, such as penne and spaghetti, has been reduced by 15p and its vegetable and sunflower oil have been reduced by up to 15p

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Birmingham Post

£75m onshore salmon farm plan for seafood cluster to be put to the public

100 jobs could be created with 40,000 sq m 50-tank proposal

Daily Mirror

Supermarket food basics DOUBLE in price over a year - see list of biggest rises

Which? looked at the prices of 26,000 products at eight supermarkets – Aldi, Asda, Lidl, Morrisons, Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose - as part of its monthly inflation tracker

Manchester Evening News

Shoppers say it's time to 'boycott big brands' over 'disgusting' price of Tesco's Bisto

Customers say they'd 'rather go without' than pay the 'crazy' prices they're seeing on shelves

Wales Online

Calls to improve allergy labelling in restaurants after fatal reactions

The Government is looking into improved allergy labelling and also at proposals for a national allergy tsar

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The Independent UK

‘Nothing off the table’ over calls to improve allergy labelling in restaurants

Health minister Neil O’Brien said the Government is ‘thinking about a number of different issues’.

Salon

Corporate greed, inflation and hunger

"Big Food's staggering increase in earnings shows they did not need to raise prices so high on consumers . . . "

The Independent UK

Competition watchdog launches probe into supermarkets over record food and fuel prices

Big chains not ‘sufficiently forthcoming’ with inquiry into stubbornly high petrol and diesel prices

Manchester Evening News

'Marks and Spencer sent me a packet of Percy Pigs with a legal letter - I'm stunned'

M&S approached the ice cream parlour owner about the name of his Percy Pig ice cream

Daily Record

Cadbury to launch 'low calorie' chocolate as move divides opinion of shoppers

The confectionary giant is creating new lower-calorie recipes with plant-based fibres but not all chocolate lovers are happy about the announcement.

Birmingham Post

Food producer Pilgrim’s UK looking to hire 90 new recruits

The pork products supplier has a number of full-time roles available in its production team at various levels

Creative Bloq

Clever branding puts a smile on lab-grown meat

A tasty use of negative space.

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