With 25 percent of pork products being sold in the UK coming from Denmark, an extended travel ban could have many breakfast plates lacking a major staple on the table.

Police arrested pranksters for contaminating supermarket shelves and produce while a single mother is remorseless about throwing away stockpiled food.

Major supermarkets in Taiwan, however, have assured consumers that they will not run out of stock of toilet paper.

Aldi has been named the nation's favourite supermarket in a Which? survey, thanks to its competitive prices.

Neal's Yard Remedies and Pret A Manger are leading the way with refillable water stations, while restaurants have begun to phase out plastic straws.

German discount supermarket says the facility would serve growing demand at its London stores.

Pictures of empty shelves were posted on Twitter by disgruntled customers who went grocery shopping on 2 January.

A new survey has said one in four Brits admit to stealing items while using self-service tills, resulting in an estimated £3.2bn of theft a year.

The world's most popular fruit - worth $25bn a year in global sales - is under attack from a virulent fungus it saw off in the 1950s.

British grocers are mounting a spirited defence of their market share, according to Moody's.

Discount retailer to open its 'largest-ever' distribution centre resulting in the creation of several hundred jobs.

Mike Coupe says the UK buys in a third of its food from the EU and light border controls need to remain.

Tesco outperforms fellow 'Big Four' rivals in four weeks to 15 July, as sales at discounters soar over 15%.

"It said 'no dogs', so I'll be dead on love!"

Former Sainsbury's CEO warns UK consumers face higher prices and lower quality post-Brexit.

Sales rise 4% year-on-year in four weeks ending 17 June.

Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons are testing electronic labels allowing them to change prices at the click of a button.

Grocery sales across the sector put in their best performance for almost four years.

Rate of growth in sales at UK supermarkets hits 3.7% in April, the highest level since September 2013.

Amount supermarkets spent on promotions fell to a quarter of typical shopper's basket from a third.

Supermarket chain also agrees to finding of 'market abuse' by FCA and expects to pay £85m compensation.

The high street retailer and the comedian will host meetings for people to "share their personal stories".

Asda, Morrisons and Tesco will cut fuel prices by 2p per litre across the country.

The offered rate is £1 more than the National Living Wage of £7.44.

Supermarket chain say 140,000 workers were mistakenly underpaid under new payroll system.

Chief executive David Potts warns imported food may rise if the pound continues its slump.

Other employees to face major changes to their working hours.

Aldi and Lidl received top ranks for being value for money.

The move is said to put 600 Waitrose jobs at risk.

Since opening its first UK store in Birmingham in 1990 Aldi has swept all before it.