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Purple reins: Philippine export ban casts shadow over UKâs love of ube (opens the original)
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As Britain goes mad for yam, shortage of planting material and concerns over control of crop prompts sales halt In a corner of north London on a weekday morning, Filipino cuisine is thriving: diners at Mama & Sons in Kentish Town are making their choices, and one of the most popular items on the menu is the ube ice-cream sandwich. Itâs easy to see the appeal of the light, fluffy bun encasing a purple scoop of ice-cream. The owner of the cafe, Omar Shah, says ube â a vibrantly purple root veg
Leading UK retailers âbreaking lawâ by not refunding customers for returned goods, Which? finds (opens the original)
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Consumer group says online shops routinely failed to reimburse delivery costs of unwanted purchases or cost of items Leading retailers are breaking the law by failing to properly refund customers for returned goods, a Which? investigation has found. Some of the UKâs biggest online shops routinely failed to reimburse delivery costs when customers returned unwanted purchases, while others failed to refund the cost of the goods themselves. The consumer champion, Which?, sent 12 mystery shoppers a
Leading UK retailers ‘breaking law’ by not refunding customers for returned goods, Which? finds - AOL (opens the original)
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Leading retailers are breaking the law by failing to properly refund customers for returned goods, a Which? investigation has found. Some of the UK’s biggest online shops routinely failed to reimburse delivery costs when customers returned unwanted purchases, while others failed to refund the cost of the goods themselves. The consumer champion, Which?, sent 12 mystery shoppers across Great Britain to buy more than 200 items from 17 big online retailers in June and July. The shoppers then returne
Sour times: pickled onions enjoy revival as Britons think outside the jar (opens the original)
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With sales up 12%, pickles are moving beyond traditional role as a side to become an ingredient in their own right The humble pickled onion, long associated with classic pub culture, the ploughman’s lunch and cold festive buffets, is enjoying a revival as Britain’s appetite for pickles grows. About 8.5m UK households bought pickled onions over the past year, according to the consumer data firm Worldpanel by Numerator, with particularly strong momentum in recent months. In the 12 weeks to early A
Remaking the biscuit: from Doritos to digestives, why the UKâs snacks are being âreformulatedâ (opens the original)
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Healthy eating rules are forcing brands to recook their recipes. Are consumers noticing the difference? Bite into a Ritz cracker today and youâre eating 80% less saturated fat than you would have been just a few years ago. The biscuit looks and snaps the same, and tastes close enough that most buyers have no idea theyâre eating a new recipe. One of the biggest changes was swapping palm oil for sunflower oil, but there was much more to it than that. The reformulation took years to perfect in
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