Published 2 years ago

Consumers could choose value brands to cope with rising food prices – minister

Summary by Ground News

George Eustice told Sky News that rising fertiliser and feed costs had hit the farming industry, partly as a result of soaring energy prices. Labour's shadow Treasury chief secretary, Pat McFadden, described the comments as 'woefully out of touch' with the cost-of-living crisis facing working people.

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The Guardian

Britons should buy value brands to cope with living cost crisis, says minister

Labour says George Eustice’s advice to shoppers facing rising prices is ‘woefully out of touch’

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Manchester Evening News

Minister suggests households buy 'value brands' to cope with rising costs

George Eustice has been branded 'patronising' and 'out of touch' for his comments on Sky News

2 years ago·Manchester, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Consumers could choose value brands to cope with rising food prices – minister

Environment Secretary George Eustice said rising fertiliser and feed costs had hit the farming industry.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Stv

Minister suggests shoppers buy value brands 'to cope with rising costs'

The environment secretary said switching from own brand products could help Brits manage their budgets.

2 years ago

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The London Economic

Fury as Minister tells Brits to buy value brands to cope with living cost crisis

"Obviously never been to an Asda, Tesco etc to see the queue for when the yellow sticker food comes out," wrote one person after his comments.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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upday

Consumers could choose value brands to cope with rising food prices – minister - upday News UK

Consumers could help themselves cope with rising food prices by choosing value brands in the supermarket, the Environment Secretary has suggested. George Eustice told Sky News that rising fertiliser and feed costs had hit the farming industry, partly as a result of soaring energy prices. He said: “The better news is that we have a …

2 years ago

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