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Shoppers report rising food shortages; growers warn UK leek supplies may run out – as it happened

Proportion of people experiencing shortages of food items has risen over the last year, ONS says

Salad shortage in the UK? Try growing your own for fun and flavour

This time of scarcity is the ideal chance to become a seasoned home grower of tasty leafy veg and herbs

Environment secretary urges Britons to ‘cherish’ turnips amid food shortages

Thérèse Coffey’s championing of UK ‘specialisms’ causes one Labour MP to retort: ‘Let them eat turnips!’

UK should ‘cherish’ turnips, suggests Thérèse Coffey, as food shortages could last a month – as it happened

Thérèse Coffey, Defra secretary of state, has predicted that the UK’s fruit and vegetable shortages could last up to four weeks

UK salad shortages could last a month, warns environment secretary

Thérèse Coffey advises consumers to opt for turnips as tomato and cucumber supplies dwindle

World’s last dedicated Meccano factory to close in France

Once-popular engineering toy, in decline since the 1950s, will still be manufactured by partner companies

Tesco and Aldi join Asda and Morrisons in rationing salad ingredients

Weather in Europe cuts imports with limits imposed on UK shoppers for tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers

Why are UK supermarkets facing fresh food shortages?

Three big retailers are placing limits on shoppers on some produce lines. What is behind the rationing?

England one dry spell away from return to severe drought, say experts

Warning comes as supermarkets ration sales of produce owing to dry conditions elsewhere in Europe

Asda and Morrisons ration fresh produce including tomatoes and peppers

Shortages caused by bad weather in southern Europe will be compounded by big fall in salad production in UK

UK runs short of salad crops and citrus fruits after cold spell in Med

Supermarkets say they are working with farmers to ensure wide range of produce is available

Tesco hands store staff 7% pay rise

Supermarket’s third pay increase in a year puts it slightly ahead of Aldi and Sainsbury’s

Loss of nearly 15,000 UK retail jobs a ‘brutal start to 2023’, report says

Majority of job losses are at large retailers such as Tesco and Asda, according to Centre for Retail Research

From retail to transport: how AI is changing every corner of the economy

Artificial intelligence has implication across the board, solving problems and raising others

NatWest criticised for increasing bonus pool; KPMG reaches settlement with Carillion’s liquidators – as it happened

Unite union calls for a windfall tax on big banks’ excess profits generated by interest rate rises

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