Minister Responds to Claims Smoky Bacon Crisps Could Be Banned in UK in New EU Deal

Minister tells journalist to ‘get a life’ over smoky bacon crisp ban row

‘If you want to obsess about smoky bacon crisps, I suppose that’s your choice,’ environment secretary tells radio host

'Get A Life': Angela Eagle Hits Out At Radio Presenter Over 'Smoky Bacon Crisp Ban'

Cabinet minister Angela Eagle told a radio presenter to “get a life” after he asked whether the government’s new Brexit deal could spell the end of smoky bacon crisps.The environment secretary snapped back at Stig Abell during an awkward interview on Times Radio.Prime minister Andy Burnham is set to sign a new agreement with Brussels at an EU-UK summit later this month in a move which the government claims will grow the economy by 0.4% by removi…

Minister responds to claims smoky bacon crisps could be banned in UK in new EU deal

Angela Eagle told a Times Radio interviewer to "get a life" when asked about smoky bacon crisp labels and a UK-EU food deal.

‘Smoky bacon’ crisps face ban under Andy Burnham Brexit reset deal

Chicken-flavoured snacks and meat-free Pot Noodles could all fall foul of new European Union labelling rules that Britain has agreed to follow.

Smoky bacon crisps facing ban in Andy Burnham's Brexit reset

The popular snack will be outlawed by a planned EU clampdown on the use of meat-based descriptions for vegetarian products.

Smoky Bacon Crisps Face Ban Under Brexit Reset Deal

Smoky bacon, roast chicken and flame-grilled steak crisps face being banned from British supermarket shelves under Andy Burnham's post-Brexit deal due to new EU rules forbidding the use of 'meaty' terms for non-meat food.