Growers supplying the supermarket Lidl have been told their drought-affected crops will be sold in store, in a show of support to the discount chain’s British farmers struggling with the extreme weather conditions. The hot, dry weather has reduced yields and stunted growth, which would normally mean the fruit and vegetables might not meet supermarket […]
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