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WORKERS at two Princes Food factories in Bradford and Glasgow began a series of strikes over pay today, threatening a shortage of tinned goods.
Three more factories in Cardiff, Wisbech and Long Sutton will come to a standstill later this week.
Unite warned that supermarket shelves could soon be empty of Princes Food brands including Branston and Crosse & Blackwell as well as their owned tinned foods, including tuna.
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