Greedy seagulls have run up a £171million bill over stolen or spoilt meals, report says
- Posted on August 28, 2026
- By Daily Mail
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A groundbreaking economic analysis reveals the staggering financial impact of seagull predation on British consumers and businesses. The comprehensive report quantifies over £171 million in annual losses attributed to aggressive coastal birds stealing food, damaging products, and contaminating meals. This unprecedented research highlights the growing problem of urban wildlife conflict and its significant economic consequences across the UK hospitality and retail sectors.
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Greedy seagulls have run up a £171million bill over stolen or spoilt meals, report says
Until now, no one has gone to the trouble of trying to work out just how much seagulls' airborne thieving is costing us.
