The rule is in place across all of the chain's supermarkets
Morrisons is rationing peppers to two packs per person. It comes due to the low stock levels of peppers with the cold weather in Spain having slowed down the peppers' growth.
British supermarkets source peppers exclusively from Spain during the winter months. British Retail Consortium director of food and sustainability Andrew Opie said: “Difficult weather conditions in the south of Europe disrupted harvest for some fruit and vegetables, including peppers. Earlier this year many supermarkets had no choice but to ration several fruit and vegetables due to bad weather across Europe and Africa which caused shortages. On February 20 there were tomato shortages as supermarkets said it was down to a combination of bad weather and related transport issues in north Africa and Europe were causing significant supply problems.
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