Diners ditch restaurants in support of UK eggs

New survey shows eight in 10 people believe food venues should be required to tell customers where the animal products they use come from

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Diners have said they would leave restaurant if they were not served British eggs
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Diners have said they would leave restaurant if they were not served British eggs

Consumers have shown their support for British farmers with seven out of 10 saying they were unlikely to eat at a restaurant if they discovered it served lower welfare imported eggs. New research by...

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