Comment & opinion – Page 213
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Comment and OpinionBanning "meaty" names for vegan products is doing businesses a disservice
The decision in France to ban vegan alternatives from being called “meaty” names is doing a disservice to businesses
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Comment and OpinionMorrisons and Tesco have set a good example on food waste
Therefore WI members across the country will be pleased to hear that Morrisons has published
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Comment and OpinionTeach a man to fish: learning through productive struggle
Broadly speaking, the nature of a team is a reflection of their leader, says Jennifer Baker
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Comment and OpinionReducing energy behind the scenes with CHP units
As the number of customers choosing to shop online increases, the energy strain is moving away from stores and onto the distribution networks that sit behind the scenes, says Rohan Shiram of Centrica
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Comment and OpinionThe plant-based food trend is much more than a fad
Now Nestlé wants a piece of the action. Its Garden Gourmet brand launches in Sainsbury’s and Ocado next week
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Comment and OpinionA long battle looms over food & drink health plans
The honeymoon between PHE and the food and drink industry may have to be put on hold
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Comment and OpinionChildhood Obesity Plan Mark 2: things are about to get seriously complicated
If Theresa May thought this was an easy policy to pluck off the shelf to win much needed domestic credibility, she may have to think again
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Comment and OpinionRisks and romance on Back to the Land with Kate Humble
Quitting the rat race to escape to the country and live off the land sounds rather romantic
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Comment and OpinionSteel yourselves for Sainsbury's-Asda pressure, suppliers
Mike Coupe’s announcements on Sainsbury’s merger with Asda shamelessly promoted the fact that suppliers would be back on track
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Comment and OpinionReformulation drive is off to a reasonable start
With a third of primary school children and two thirds of adults overweight or obese, obesity is an issue that’s population
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Comment and OpinionBadgers get backing from a badder Brian
Forget May – The Sun has revealed a more fearsome famous Brian as a badger cull opponent
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Comment and OpinionWhisky win for Italian artist
The ‘world’s most expensive whisky’ record fell twice last week
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Comment and OpinionOnline fury at gingerbread gender
JD Bean in Cleveleys, Lancashire has started selling ‘gingerbread people’
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Comment and OpinionCornish chat is back in new Kelly's campaign
Kelly’s of Cornwall made a big impact with its first Cornish-language ad two years ago…
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Comment and OpinionTesco Direct closure proves you can't out-Amazon Amazon
Aside from racking up Clubcard points on big-ticket purchases, there was very little incentive for shoppers to choose Tesco Direct over Amazon, says Natalie Berg of NBK Retail
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Comment and OpinionM&S needs food innovation – and fast
The high street is in structural decline, but the issues at M&S run deeper than that
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Comment and OpinionFundamentals of category management, 6: Get some perspective
Insight Traction’s Jeremy Garlick explains the importance of seeking different perspectives on your launches and category ideas, including from industry experts, shoppers - and even “idiots”
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Comment and OpinionWhy Donna missed Windsor & Markle's Magic & Sparkle
I am such a juggins, readers! I knew there was something in the diary for Saturday but it quite slipped my mind
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Comment and OpinionAlgo-trading is a threat grocery has to take seriously
Markets such as cocoa and coffee are being targeted by short-term investors using computer-driven algorithmic trading, warns Violeta Stevens of Union Hand-Roasted Coffee
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Comment and Opinion'A true legend of the industry', Neil McNicol of McCurrach
Jack Sinclair, CEO of US-based 99 Cents Only Stores, shares fond memories of Neil, who died suddenly on 13 May