Supermarkets hit by falling demand for nitrite-cured bacon due to cancer fears
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Sales of nitrite-cured bacon in UK supermarkets have dropped by 7% over the past three months, while sales of nitrite-free alternatives have surged by 20%. This shift is attributed to growing consumer concerns over the potential cancer risks associated with nitrites used in meat preservation. Campaigners are heralding this trend as a sign of a 'bacon backlash' and a consumer revolt against traditional bacon products.
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The growing concern over nitrites in food products is part of a larger public health discourse that has gained momentum in recent years. Health organizations and advocacy groups have been vocal about the risks associated with processed meats, contributing to a shift in consumer preferences towards more natural and less processed food options.
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