As consumers, we are witnessing an alarming trend in the food and drink industry. Companies are reducing the size of their products while simultaneously increasing prices. This is not only unfair but also exploitative, as we all need to eat and drink to survive. From butter packs shrinking from 250g to 200g, potatoes being reduced from 2.5kg to 2kg bags, or a small bottle of Vimto downsizing from 1 litre for £1.00 to a smaller 725ml bottle priced at £1.65 - these changes are impacting us all.

This practice has been prevalent for many years with chocolate bars & crisps reducing in size but still carrying high-end prices. The companies continue this trend because there aren't enough regulators scrutinising their actions or approving/disapproving their changes.

We believe that there needs to be more stringent regulation on these practices by food and drink companies who seem more interested in making billions than providing fair value for consumers' money.

It's time we demand transparency about product sizes, ingredients used, and pricing strategies from these corporations so that consumers can make informed decisions about what they're buying.

Let's stand up against this exploitation by signing this petition demanding stricter regulation on food and drink companies' pricing practices! Let's ensure fairness prevails over corporate greed! Please sign this petition today!