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I wouldn’t shop at Holland & Barrett, mainly because they use forced labour Workfare participants. Their parent company is connected with the Arms Industry. Their marketing muscle, and products for the “worried well” has put many independent wholefoods sellers out of business.
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I’m very pleased – I like Brixton Wholefoods for a lot of things, but there are some things they don’t do and H&B does!
Have a lovely Christmas.