Canned food is a household staple in the UK, gracing shopping lists weekly with items like tinned meats, fish, soups and veggies. The longevity of canned goods surpasses that of fresh produce ...

If you’ve ever wondered what the most useful things you could donate to ... Fresh fish: most food banks don’t have fridges so can’t store items like fresh fish. Tinned salmon or tuna would ...

The team donated 287.6kg, more than a quarter of a tonne of food to the charity to help those who may need items during the cost-of-living crisis. The products included cereal boxes and tinned food ..

Driffield & Wolds Food Bank has received a £3,000 donation from local housebuilder ... containing fresh fruit and vegetables, tinned food, personal hygiene products and more.

It’s often viewed as second best but can frozen and tinned food be as nutritious as fresh? Here’s what the evidence suggests… As the cost-of-living crisis continues, there’s more demand ...

But does tinned tuna really contain ‘toxic’ amounts ... The FSA regularly monitors mercury levels in food in the UK, while businesses are responsible for ensuring their products meet legal ...

Using canned food can also help to tackle food waste. Zero Waste Scotland states that 41% of the food waste from homes in the UK is because it hasn't been used it in time. Tins have a long shelf ...

Both charities expect to see extremely high demand for their services this winter, and the Food Collection provides vital extra donations ... 3 million people in the UK are facing hunger and ...

A nutritionist has shared one specific canned food can supply essential proteins and fatty acids, recommending it be consumed "weekly." The food in question is tinned tuna, and expert Paloma ...