Historic London Markets Close Permanently: What It Means for the City's Food Scene?

Two historic markets in London, each with hundreds of years of history, have announced their permanent closure. The markets, known as Borough and Caledonian, hold significant cultural and culinary value for the UK capital. Rising rental costs and shifting consumer preferences have led owners to make the difficult decision to shut their doors. Both markets were popular spots for locals and tourists alike, offering a diverse array of products and culinary delights.

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