Thursday, Oct 23, 2008
Food sales fall in the Land of Debt
Telegrath: Food sales fall for first time since 1986
The Office for Nobbled Statistics reveals that food sales have effectively dropped over the summer with M&S meat sales down 28%. Analysts expect High Street retailers to be hit hard as hard pressed consumers increasingly shop online, whilst serious bargain hunters are turning to 2nd hand goods with internet searches for such items up 22 percent.
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1. planning4acrash said...
Spend 50% less for 100x better food with farmers markets, google, london farmer's markets, or sign up for a veg box at somewhere like riverford.co.uk , or, ideally, a local box scheme. Buy small farmer British, buy for victory, save wallet and health!
2. Fjcruiser said...
The number of fatties will dwindle, the NHS can look forward to some savings.........
3. sold out said...
Nu labour solves the uk obesity crisis.
4. mark said...
planning4acrash I agree go to local farmers, try this guy for meat www.northwalesbuffalo.co.uk we buy from him, excellent meat for less than tescos...........
5. planning4acrash said...
I get organic, unpasteurised, unhomogenised buffalo milk from the Islington or Notting Hill farmers market! Or similar cow milk for half that price, but, buffalo rocks, big time! Thanks for the link! Shop for victory, avoid corporate whores!