Minister tells struggling families to buy value products over brand name food

Environment Secretary George Eustice says families should switch to cheaper alternatives to help “manage” their budgets

“There used to be for the poorest 20 per cent of households, about 16 per cent of their income used to go on food. That dropped a few years ago to about 14 per cent.

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