Several major UK supermarkets remove disposable barbecues from sale amid heightened wildfire risk. The Independent reports that retailers including Tesco and Sainsbury’s are among those pulling the products from shelves, following wildfire concerns. The outlets say the action is taken in line with voluntary guidance from the National Fire Chiefs Council. WalesOnline adds that Asda has also taken similar steps, becoming the latest supermarket chain to withdraw single-use barbecues this week. The reporting indicates the measures are precautionary and aimed at reducing potential fire hazards associated with disposable BBQs during conditions when wildfires are more likely to spread. While the articles focus on which retailers are withdrawing the items and why, they do not detail the specific scope of the removals (such as the duration of the ban) or the exact products affected. Overall, the sources agree that the supermarket actions are coordinated with fire safety guidance and reflect wider efforts to limit ignition risks during periods of increased wildfire risk.