All articles by Ian Quinn – Page 141
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DUP 'likely to seek soft Irish border and agrifood support'
Talks were held in Downing Street today between PM Theresa May and DUP leader Arlene Foster
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SNP losses mean independence vote 'unlikely' says SGF
The SNP lost 21 seats in the General Election…
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General Election 2017: what the analysts say
As the shock of this morning’s General Election result began to sink in, organisations from the food and drink industry have been giving their reaction
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Food and drink industry urges government to act swiftly
FDF and BRC call for clarity and firm leadership in the wake of shock election result
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Analysis and Features
Can robot delivery conquer the last mile's cost hurdle?
Even if delivery is cheaper than by van, will a maximum load of 20 items satisfy online shoppers?
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High fat, sugar and salt foods set for 'healthier' labelling
Six of the world’s biggest food and drink companies have unveiled their initial plans to change the UK’s traffic lights/GD
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Tesco faces taxi driver backlash over Uber Clubcard rumours
Tesco refused to confirm or deny its plans to deal with Uber…
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Supermarket workers donate food to police after London attacks
Sainsbury’s staff with trolleys delivered food to officers in Borough High Street in London Bridge
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Tesco profit overstatement accountants' probe is closed
The investigation started in 2014 after Tesco admitted it has overstated its profits by £326m
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Coeliac UK urges DH not to end gluten-free prescriptions
DH launched a consultation in March on whether to make changes to availability of gluten-free foods on prescription
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East of England Co-op marks women business leaders with photo
The portrait celebrated women who were helping to lead the future of food and drink production..
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Confectionery should face minimum pricing, say doctors
A motion is due to be heard at the British Medical Association’s annual representative meeting later this month
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Comment and Opinion
Tesco robots: lean mean delivery machines, or a gimmick?
The retailer has told early users of its Tesco Now service that it is planning a rollout of the robots later in the year
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Array of campaign groups call for EU to get tougher on waste
Brussels has infuriated campaigners with non-binding farm-to-fork targets
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Student shopping app wins Tesco Hackathon competition
70 people took part in the event at Tesco’s Welwyn Garden City campus
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Asda pledges to pay small suppliers faster
It said the move would benefit around 1,200 small suppliers that have up to £250,000 worth of business with Asda
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Tesco completes its first UK robot grocery delivery
Starship Technologies claim to make local deliveries faster, smarter and more cost-efficient
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Tesco to sweat Extra space with Currys PC World concessions
A new partnership with owner Dixons Carphone will see two concessions opening in Tesco Extra stores this summer
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Food and drink exports rise to highest level on record
The biggest growth came from countries outside the EU
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SNP manifesto warns of Brexit "danger"
The party claimed the decision to quit Europe posed multiple threats to a “world class” food and drink sector