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Latest rules on buying Easter eggs from supermarkets and shops during lockdown

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Earlier this week, reports were released that shop owners had faced criticism from local authorities for stocking Easter eggs - as they were deemed 'non-essential' items and therefore not necessary.

Some independent shop owners claimed that their local council officers had tried to tell them what they can and can’t sell, with items such as hot cross buns and Easter eggs on that list.

However, the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has now cleared things up, and has told members to continue selling Easter goodies as normal.

That means if you want to buy an Easter egg for a loved one or for yourself, there's no rules preventing you from doing so. However, if possible you should aim to purchase Easter eggs as part of your 'essential'

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