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What's Going on With the UK's Vegetable Shortages? And How Can You Still Get Your Five a Day? - Vimarsana News

What's Going on With the UK's Vegetable Shortages? And How Can You Still Get Your Five a Day?

The UK is facing a shortage of many fresh vegetables. But what’s going on and who’s to blame? Plus, how to still get your fix of healthy foods.

Italian restaurant boss fears his firm will go under in weeks amid soaring food prices - Vimarsana News

Italian restaurant boss fears his firm will go under in weeks amid soaring food prices

Carmine Monturi, 52, moved to Bristol from Italy nine years ago - and runs an independent Italian restaurant. But now he fears his firm will close in a matter of weeks amid soaring food costs.

As UK supermarkets ration fruits and vegetables, is Brexit to blame for shortages? - Vimarsana News

As UK supermarkets ration fruits and vegetables, is Brexit to blame for shortages?

Due to a shortage of certain fruits and vegetables, British supermarkets have been forced to ration their supplies. This situation is likely to continue for some time, leading to fears of price hikes.…

Market traders hike prices as a box of tomatoes doubles to £24 - Vimarsana News

Market traders hike prices as a box of tomatoes doubles to £24

One market stall owner in Swanage, Dorset said she was 'embarrassed' by how expensive she was forced to sell red peppers for - at £1.85 a pop

Tesco run out of turnips: Supermarkets empty as shoppers scrabble to buy in-season produce - Vimarsana News

Tesco run out of turnips: Supermarkets empty as shoppers scrabble to buy in-season produce

Environment Secretary Therese Coffey suggested turnips as an alternative while other items - such as cucumbers, tomatoes and peppers - remain in short supply due to poor weather abroad