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Oakham? More like Oak-sham, claims Which?
2012-02-18T00:00:00
The new report from Which? lifts the lid on the nefarious practice of supermarkets naming their fresh ranges things like Happy Comfort Wellness Farm rather than Cage of Doom or Fiefdom of Impoverished Serfs.
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