All articles by Ian Quinn – Page 157
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FSA turns to Tesco for trial of new food hygiene model
Tesco to help FSA build food hygiene model of the future
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Jeremy Hunt stresses Child Obesity Plan level playing field
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt held talks with supermarket bosses and leading suppliers this week
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Labour's Luciana Berger slams plans for sugar levy
The former shadow health minister said the levy plan failed to tackle added sugar in yoghurt and cordial drinks
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Retailers in London face massive business rates increases
Outside the capital most retailers are expected to see reductions when the new rates kick in next April
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Dunnes Stores draws level with Tesco in Ireland
Dunnes and Tesco now each account for 21.6% of the Irish grocery market
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Drinks industry angered by late night levy changes
Business leaders warn changes to lase night levy system would make it easier for overzealous fundraising
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Food waste conundrum set for Efra MPs scrutiny
Supermarket bosses will next month need to explain what they are doing to reduce the UK’s food waste mountain
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Food waste coalition urges businesses to do 'much more'
Coalition is headed by Tesco boss Dave Lewis, who calls on supermarkets to set waste reduction targets
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Trussell Trust and Community Shop link to fight food poverty
The two organisations are seeking 20,000 sq ft locations where they plan to open merged social supermarkets
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Carrot or stick? MPs face a big food waste conundrum
As Efra gears up for its inquiry into food waste, it’s already clear creating consensus will be an uphill struggle
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Tesco drops minimum order charges for online shoppers
Tesco said the free next-day service would be available at 2,500 stores across the UK
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Minimum Unit Pricing backed by Brits, PHE survey reveals
Survey found that 52% of people supported MUP with just 25% against it
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Tesco has made 'significant progress' on GCA, reports Tacon
Earlier this year the adjudicator investigation found Tesco guilty of systematic breaches of GSCOP
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Wrap announces further 30 signatories to Courtauld 2025 plan
Boots UK and Iceland have added their names to the leading supermarkets already signed up
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That's Better, Asda. But it's not exactly Armageddon
When Asda finally pushed the button on its That’s Better campaign last Friday, for many it was a case of blink and you’ve
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Asda's That's Better is a 'phantom promotion' say critics
The retailer said last week it had cut the price of thousands of lines by an average of 15%
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British Council of Shopping Centres changes name to Revo
The new name for the BCSC combines the terms retail and evolution
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Tesco BackIt crowdfunding looks to help small suppliers
The new crowdfunding platform went live this week with four companies on board
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UK wine producers to develop blueprint for post-Brexit trade deals
New trade agreements could make Australian wine cheaper in the UK
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Calls for sugar tax to be dropped as children’s intake falls
NDNS figures showed a 23% fall in consumption of sugar-sweetened soft drinks among kids aged four to 10