High standards and low prices high on consumers' agenda, survey reveals

Consumers believe imported food should meet the same environmental and animal welfare standards as food produced in the UK, but more than a third buy the cheapest product available.

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High standards and low prices high on consumers' agenda, survey reveals

Consumers believe imported food should meet the same environmental and animal welfare standards as food produced in the UK, but more than a third buy the cheapest product available and only 30 per cent...

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