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Amazon.co.uk affiliate disclosure

A plain explanation of how this website earns revenue and what that does, and does not, change about our reviews.

barkbiteshub.com participates in the Amazon EU Associates Programme, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn fees by linking to Amazon.co.uk.

How affiliate links work

When you click an Amazon.co.uk link on this site and buy something, Amazon pays us a small referral commission. This adds no extra cost to your purchase price. You pay exactly what you would have paid going to Amazon directly.

Editorial independence

Our ratings and verdicts are decided by our editorial team. Manufacturers cannot pay for a higher rating, a better position in a guide, or the removal of a criticism. We have declined paid placement requests and we will keep declining them.

Why commission does not skew the rankings

Amazon pays a percentage of the sale, so in theory an expensive bag earns us more. In practice our top rated budget pick, Harringtons, sits in the rankings on its own merits despite being one of the cheapest per kilo and earns us less per click than any premium recipe on the site. If commission drove the order, that would not be true.

Prices

Prices shown are the bag prices we last checked on Amazon.co.uk and they change often. Always confirm the current price on Amazon before ordering.

Advertising Standards

Affiliate links on this site are marked with rel=”nofollow” and the disclosure banner appears on every page, in line with ASA and CMA guidance on identifying paid or commercial content in the UK.

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