Having recently moved from Carlisle, where milk, fruit and veg is sold under the "British" and Union Flag banner, to Glasgow where I was shocked to see in supermarkets that milk, fruit and veg were being sold as "Scottish" with the St Andrews Flag.  Thus putting Scotland parallel to Britain, as if Scotland was a separate country.

This has two problems, 

Firstly it is giving Scotland different treatment, which is not fair on customers in England and Wales and this is where large amount of revenue is made by supermarkets, as the milk, fruit and veg in England does not have the flag of St George but rather the Union Flag.

Secondly it is causing division by making people from elsewhere in the UK feel like foreigners in Scotland. 

Thirdly it raises the questions if supermarkets are doing this to support the break up of our country? Which if so they need to come clear and make it public.

Whilst Scotland is in Britain, the Milk, fruit and veg should be sold as one, under the Union Flag and labelled as "British"

So we the undersigned ask the Sainsburys, Tesco, Morrisons, Asda and CO-OP, Aldi and Lidl to sell produce under a single British banner with the Union Flag throughout the United Kingdom.