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Government urged to act as banned pork products available to Eurostar passengers at duty free

The National Pig Association (NPA) said it was ‘extremely alarming’ pork products were being offered at a shop exclusively accessible to people travelling to London

Alex Black
clock • 3 min read
Government urged to act as banned pork products available to Eurostar passengers at duty free

The National Pig Association (NPA) has urged the Government to act following ‘extremely alarming' reports that banned pork products were available to purchase at duty free to Eurostar passengers heading...

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