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Tesco, Morrisons and more introduce purchase limits on products due to Ukraine war

As a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, supermarkets such as Tesco, Iceland, and Morrisons have introduced limits on some products, meaning customers can only pick up a certain quantity at a time

Glasgow Live

Tesco, Waitrose, Morrisons and Iceland introduce new rule for every shopper

The new rules are only temporary and have been brought in to make sure there is availability for everyone.

Daily Record

Tesco, Morrisons and Waitrose introduce new rule due to supply chain problems

Tesco is allowing three coking oil items per customer while Waitrose and Morrisons have placed limits of just two items each, in what they are calling a temporary measure to 'ensure availability'.

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New shopping rule introduced at supermarkets including Morrisons, Tesco and Waitrose

Iceland has also announced their customers will be subject to the same rule

Chronicle Live

Tesco, Morrisons, Waitrose and Iceland introduce new shopping rules over limits on cooking oil

But the rules are different at the various supermarkets

Nottingham Post

Morrisons, Tesco and Waitrose introduce new shopping rule

Iceland has also introduced the measure

Liverpool Echo

Why is there a cooking oil shortage and what types of oil are running low?

Olive oil, sunflower oil and rapeseed oil are all in short supply as major UK supermarkets are forced to limit sales

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Iceland to go back to using palm oil ‘with regret’ amid rising food prices

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues to put major pressure on global supply chains

The Independent UK

Iceland reverts to palm oil ‘with regret’ as Ukraine war hits food prices

Supermarket boss says only alternative would be ‘to clear our freezers and shelves of a wide range of staples’

The Guardian - UK

Iceland offering micro-loans of up to £75 to buy food as rate of inflation soars

The frozen food giant Iceland are offering 'micro-loans' to customers who are struggling to pay for food. Inflation hit 6.2 per cent according to new figures are expected to rise further.

Glasgow Live

Food bank users 'can't afford to boil potatoes', warns Iceland boss

Richard Walker made the comment ahead of Rishi Sunak’s Spring Statement today in which he urged the Chancellor to deliver emergency support to cash-strapped households

Daily Mirror

Food bank users declining potatoes as cooking costs too high, says Iceland boss

Richard Walker says some UK households cannot afford energy to boil root vegetables

The Guardian - UK

Supermarket offering microloans of up to £75 to buy food

The trial comes as more and more families are unable to afford to eat properly

Wales Online

Iceland boss says foodbank users ‘declining potatoes because they can’t afford energy to boil them’

Richard Walker says cost-of-living crisis ‘most important domestic issue we’re facing as a country’

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Wales Online

People leaving potatoes in food banks because they can't afford to cook them

A supermarket boss says people are leaving root vegetables behind because they can't afford the energy to boil them

Liverpool Echo

Iceland boss issues warning over 'true' rise of food inflation on Good Morning Britain

The Office for National Statistics announced the rate of Consumer Price Index Inflation increased to 6.2% in February

Daily Mirror

Dad who thought he had a hangover diagnosed with brain tumour 'size of a satsuma'

Richard Walker, from Kidderminster, said that he first suffered pain at the back of his head in September, 2021, that felt like a hangover, before he was diagnosed with a brain tumour

The Guardian - UK

‘I am a hypocrite’: Iceland boss Richard Walker on the retailer’s struggle to go green

The man in charge of the discount chain his father founded is battling to cut its heavy use of plastic, because ‘sustainability cannot only be for the rich’

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Glasgow Live

Glasgow man battered by raging partner who called him 'grandfather' after having teeth pulled

Stephanie Campbell turned on her partner at their home after saying that he looked like a "grandfather" following teeth removal surgery.

Liverpool Echo

Iceland boss issues food bank warning but Good Morning Britain viewers spot 'problem'

The head of the supermarket giant discussed the rise in the cost of living

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