FROM Marmite to Magnums, Unilever produces a whole range of popular household items.

But if you're a Tesco shopper and a Marmite fan, you might have to start shopping elsewhere, as a row between the supermarket and consumer goods manufacturers has broken out. 

Unilever is believed to have demanded a 10 per cent price rise due to the falling value of sterling, halting deliveries to Tesco when it refused.

The stand-off has left the supermarket facing a shortage of brands such as Surf washing powder, Comfort fabric conditioner, Hellmann's mayonnaise, Pot Noodle and Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream.

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The move is understood to have hit online sales rather than products in store.

Shoppers trying to buy items from Tesco's website on Wednesday were met with the message "Sorry, this product is currently not available".

It is thought a number of supermarkets are embroiled in the row with Unilever, which earlier this year posted profits of around £2 billion for the first half of 2016.

Unilever refused to comment on the dispute, but chief executive Paul Polman warned in June that a vote to leave the EU's single market would increase prices for consumers.

A Tesco spokesman said: "We are currently experiencing availability issues on a number of Unilever products. We hope to have this issue resolved soon."

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Tesco had a significant rift with Premier Foods, the maker of Ambrosia, Oxo and Mr Kipling cakes, in 2011 when the supermarket refused to stock products after the supplier tried to pass on a cost hike.

From spreads to shampoo, here are some of the major brands made by Unilever:

FOOD

Bertolli

Flora

Hellmann's

Knorr

Magnum

Ben & Jerry's

Carte D'Or

Cornetto

I Can't Believe It's Not Butter

Maille

Marmite

Solero

Stork

Vienetta

Wall's

Bovril

Colman's

Elmlea

Pot Noodle

DRINK

Lipton

Lyons

PG Tips

COSMETICS

Dove

Lynx

Sure

Brut

Tresemme

Timotei

VO5

Vaseline

Pond's

Impulse

Radox

Simple

St Ives

HOUSEHOLD

Comfort

Domestos

Persil

Surf

Cif