UK farms 'misleading shoppers'
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A scheme aimed to show UK farm food is sustainably produced could mislead consumers, advisers say.
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Most consumers are complaining about the high cost of milk, but state regulators appear to be worried about supermarkets that sell their milk too cheaply.
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By TACON, Terry  TARANAKI dairy farmers wanting to buy cows may find them hard to obtain because of pressure from South Island buyers.
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BRUSSELS, Feb 13 (IPS) - European consumers shunning imported food  supposedly to limit climate change should not make African  farmers a scapegoat, a Brussels conference has been told.
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Blame shoppers, not supermarkets I don't think Shaw's Supermarkets' ''10 for $10" program ranks very high on the consumer-outrage scale, and I see nothing to criticize supermarkets for (''Supermarket promo is for real, more or less," Dec. 19).
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A U.K. consumer watchdog office is investigating claims of unfair pricing practices.
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Reports that shoppers are leaving it late in the hope of finding festive bargains may be borne out by new High Street data.
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Consumers are set to face a jump in meat prices as farmers pass on the cost of surging feed prices, a report warns.
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Shoppers expecting big, across-the-board price cuts in the run-up to Christmas may be in for an unpleasant surprise.
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By ANDREW FORGRAVE Rural Affairs Editor  EACH day UK farmers supply 31m pints of fresh milk, 19.5m eggs and 11.6m loaves of bread to British homes. They manage 85% of the countryside and tend 10m cattle, 35m sheep and nearly ;m pigs.
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People applying for sub-prime mortgages are being advised to lie about their incomes, the BBC has learned.
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Cut-price travel firms are "misleading" customers with cheap internet prices, the Trading Standards Institute says.
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Sheep farmers will miss out on nearly Â£2m in lost sales following the cancellation today of Britain's biggest lamb auction after the latest foot and mouth outbreak.
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Shoppers are in the dark about where much of their food comes from despite a five-year-old law requiring meat and other products to carry labels with their country of origin.
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Tesco's policy of sending money-off vouchers to wine drinkers is questioned during a Commons committee hearing.
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Most Americans read food labels to   help them decide what to buy but few people actually understand   what they're reading or consuming, according to two
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Shoppers are wary about High Street spending despite August's better weather, the latest retail sales figures show.