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MS Welcomes Supermarkets’ Decision to Remove Disposable Barbeques / AS yn croesawu penderfyniad archfarchnadoedd i roi’r gorau i werthu barbeciws untro

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Wednesday, 5 August, 2026
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Janet Finch-Saunders MS has welcomed the decision by a number of major supermarkets to temporarily remove disposable barbeques from sale amid the heightened risk of wildfires, and is calling on remaining retailers to follow suit.

 

The move comes as parts of Wales continue to experience exceptionally dry conditions and follows a number of significant wildfires in recent months. Janet Finch-Saunders noted that this is an issue that she has been raising for many years, having written to all major supermarkets in 2022 urging them to stop selling disposable barbeques because of the fire risk they pose during periods of hot, dry weather.

 

Janet Finch-Saunders, Senedd Member for Bangor Conwy Môn said:

“I welcome the decision by some major supermarkets to remove disposable barbeques from sale during this period of heightened wildfire risk. It is a sensible and responsible step that helps reduce the risk of further devastating fires.

 

Following concerns about wildfire risks, I wrote to all major supermarkets back in 2022 calling on them to stop selling disposable barbeques. I am pleased to see some retailers have now taken action, but I call on those who have not yet done so to follow their lead.

 

The recent wildfires have had a significant impact on our communities, emergency services, farmers and our natural environment. While everyone has a role to play in preventing fires, retailers can also make an important contribution by taking sensible precautions during periods of prolonged hot and dry weather.”

 

Mae Janet Finch-Saunders AS wedi croesawu penderfyniad nifer o archfarchnadoedd mawr i roi’r gorau i werthu barbeciws untro dros dro oherwydd y risg uwch o danau gwyllt, ac mae'n galw ar fanwerthwyr eraill i ddilyn eu hesiampl.

 

Daw'r cam hwn wrth i rannau o Gymru barhau i brofi amodau eithriadol o sych ac yn dilyn nifer o danau gwyllt sylweddol yn ystod y misoedd diwethaf. Nododd Janet Finch-Saunders fod hwn yn fater y mae hi wedi bod yn ei godi ers blynyddoedd lawer, ar ôl ysgrifennu at yr holl archfarchnadoedd mawr yn 2022 yn eu hannog i roi'r gorau i werthu barbeciw untro oherwydd y perygl tân maen nhw’n ei achosi yn ystod cyfnodau o dywydd poeth a sych.

 

Meddai Janet Finch-Saunders, AS Bangor Conwy Môn:

"Rwy'n croesawu penderfyniad rhai archfarchnadoedd mawr i roi’r gorau i werthu barbeciws untro yn ystod y cyfnod hwn o risg uwch o danau gwyllt. Mae'n gam synhwyrol a chyfrifol sy'n helpu i leihau'r risg o danau dinistriol pellach.

 

Yn dilyn pryderon am risgiau tanau gwyllt, ysgrifennais at yr holl archfarchnadoedd mawr yn ôl yn 2022 yn galw arnyn nhw i roi'r gorau i werthu barbeciws untro. Rwy'n falch o weld bod rhai manwerthwyr bellach wedi cymryd camau, ond rwy’n galw ar y rhai nad ydyn nhw wedi gwneud hynny eto i ddilyn eu hesiampl.

 

Mae'r tanau gwyllt diweddar wedi cael effaith sylweddol ar ein cymunedau, y gwasanaethau brys, ffermwyr a'n hamgylchedd naturiol. Er bod gan bawb rôl i'w chwarae wrth atal tanau, gall manwerthwyr hefyd wneud cyfraniad pwysig trwy gymryd rhagofalon synhwyrol yn ystod cyfnodau o dywydd poeth a sych."

 

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