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Raise a toast! British marmalade survives a storm in a jam jar

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April 05, 2026

Ours is a world in flux - rising sea levels, the price of oil - so it’s good to know there are things that can still be relied upon.

- Gary Cansell

Marmalade will keep its name. Hallelujah!Fans of the breakfast preserve feared it would be rebranded “citrus marmalade” under a new trade deal between the UK and the EU.

Reform’s Richard Tice wasn't having any of it. “No bungling Brussels bureaucrats should be telling Brits how to label our delicious marmalade,” he said. “Hands off our marmalade.”

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