Ex Sainsbury’s Chief Blames Veg Shortages On ‚Brexit And Energy Costs

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Supermarket food rationing has been blamed on a lack of government support on energy bills and Brexit by a former Sainsbury’s boss. Morrison’s and Asda this week

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The former CEO of Sainsbury’s has said UK supermarkets have been “hurt horribly by Brexit” as they struggle with fruit and vegetable supply shortages. On Tuesday, Asda and Morrisons imposed purchase limits on lines

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Britons may face shortages of salad staples, including tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers, for up to another month, the government said on Thursday.

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Ex-Sainsbury’s boss Justin King says the ‚terrible‘ weather is what’s caused food shortages . Asda has limited the purchase of tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, lettuce, salad

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Justin King, a former CEO of Sainsbury’s, warns that the UK has brought its current shortages of fruit and vegetables on itself. He blames the government for not providing

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Supermarket food rationing has been blamed on a lack of government support on energy bills and Brexit by a former Sainsbury’s boss. Morrison’s and Asda this week

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Ex-Sainsbury’s boss Justin King says the ‚terrible‘ weather is what’s caused food shortages . Asda has limited the purchase of tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, lettuce, salad bags, broccoli, cauliflower and raspberries

The former CEO of Sainsbury’s yesterday said supermarkets in the UK have been ‚hurt horribly by Brexit‘. Asda and Morrisons have both rationed tomatoes, cucumbers and lettuce, with the former citing „sourcing challenges

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