A tragedy for British food lovers – it seems some of our classic traditional food products may no longer be made in the homeland.
Labour MP Geraint Davies has warned that foods including Cumberland sausages and Stilton cheese could soon be made by North American food companies because of a new Transatlantic trade deal.
The agreement could mean that Cornish pasties could be made in Truro, Novia Scotia, 2,652 miles from Truro, Cornwall.
But before you feel outraged about our food being taken away from us, we have something to break to you: a lot of our treasured national foods aren’t actually British…
Do you know which ones though?