British growers warn of leek shortage due to 'challenging weather' | Chester and District Standard
The supply of homegrown leeks is expected to be exhausted by April and could even impact St David’s Day celebrations for some consumers.
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The supply of homegrown leeks is expected to be exhausted by April and could even impact St David’s Day celebrations for some consumers.
Anyone hoping to celebrate St David’s Day with a traditional leek, may need to think again.
The supply of homegrown leeks is expected to be exhausted by April and could even impact St David’s Day celebrations for some consumers.
The supply of homegrown leeks is expected to be exhausted by April and could even impact St David’s Day celebrations for some consumers.
Remaining supplies of British-grown leaks will be eaten up by April, growers are warning, compounding the shortage of other fruit and vegetables such as tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers.