Britons will have to eat “imperfect” vegetables and fruits due to abnormal heat and drought

Lidl, a popular supermarket chain in the UK, will sell fruits and vegetables that are “imperfect” in shape.

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The reason for this was the abnormal heat, which provoked a drought in the country. The company promised to contact British suppliers and try to sell products affected by extreme temperatures.

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“While the crop delivered may look and feel a little different than what we’re all used to, it will be of the same great British quality,” added chain chief executive Ryan McDonnell.

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A heat wave in July and August has turned Britain’s verdant landscapes into parched wastelands. In addition, for the first time in history, the sources of the River Thames dried up.