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Waitrose abandons strict requirements for sprouts due to extreme storms

Waitrose has determined to relax its measurement and look requirements to counter the lacklustre UK sprout harvest. Poor yields made Brussels sprouts around 20 percent dearer these months.

The Brassica Growers Affiliation stated the floods earlier this 12 months have hit the harvest and looks of a considerable amount of produce, such as cauliflowers, crimson and white cabbage, potatoes, onions, carrots and parsnips.

Nearly all growers throughout the UK’s brassica-growing heartlands of Scotland, Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Cornwall have been affected not directly. Because of this, there are already shortages of house grown cauliflowers and broccoli.

Sprouts, should be completely spherical and some 40mm in circumference. Now, Waitrose might be promoting supersize sprouts with a circumference of 60mm, some 50 percent greater than the usual, and also smaller sprouts at 15mm.

Source: heraldpublicist.com

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