The food bank says the items taken were being stockpiled to distribute during the festive season.
A man has been arrested after a food bank had hundreds of pounds worth of meals and household goods stolen.
The Martock Christian Fellowship food bank on Church Street in Somerset was broken into in the early hours of Tuesday.Police arrested a man in his 30s in Martock on Sunday afternoon and he remains in police custody. Most of the charity's higher value items were lost in the raid, including nappies, tinned meals, tinned meat and pet food.
The stolen goods were part of a stockpile the charity planned to distribute during the festive season.Avon and Somerset Police said its inquiries were continuing.
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