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Food label changes will not push up supermarket prices, insists minister

Source: PA Archive

Environment Secretary Steve Barclay has insisted that any changes to the labelling of food products will not lead to consumers having to pay more at the till.

The Government is consulting on plans to have imported products such as pork that do not meet UK welfare standards labelled as such, along with packaging that reflects when food is produced to the highest standards.

It wants more people to buy food, with

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