Thu, 31 Oct, 2013 - 00:00
ENGLAND: EU rules dictating the amount of sugar that must be in jam will bring an end to the traditional British breakfast, a Liberal Democrat MP has said.
Tessa Munt said regulations from Brussels will mean manufacturers will be able to call their fruit spreads jam even if they are only 50% sugar.
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