All articles by Ian Quinn – Page 161
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NewsTesco cuts price of women's razors to match cost of men's
A newspaper investigation last year showed women were paying an average of 37% more for gender-targeted items
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NewsAldi and Tesco compete in Christmas veg price war
Tesco has brought back Festive Five promotion, but Aldi is undercutting offer with 19p deal
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NewsBibby Distribution boosts warehouse space at Corby DC
Acquisition takes company’s warehouse space to more than 2.2 million sq ft
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NewsA third of men drink more than weekly booze guidelines
Industry groups claim the figures mask a continued decline in the number of adults drinking at high levels
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NewsShelf position payments 'no longer an issue' says Adjudicator
Tacon warned she was close to launching an official investigation into alleged ‘Drop and Drive’ discrepancies
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NewsTesco customers donate 2.8 million meals to food charities
Tesco customers were asked to donate non-perishable food items
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NewsBlackburn wins £10,000 in 'best town centre' competition
More than 500,000 votes were cast in the third Great British High Street Awards
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Analysis & FeaturesWhat now for the soft drinks sugar levy?
The government’s ‘sugar tax’ on soft drinks looks sure to come into force but questions remain over how much it will cost…
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NewsCan the Tax is canned as soft drinks levy moves a step closer
The food and drink industry has canned its campaign against the soft drinks sugar levy
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Grocer 33Tesco Handforth Dean, Wilmslow: Grocer 33 store of the week
Our Extra is a ‘super affluent’ store and it definitely helps prevent some of the issues the bigger stores have come up against
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NewsNew HFSS ad rules to cover all children under 16
The self-regulatory rules cover online and social and bring all non-broadcast media closer to TV ad rules
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NewsPricing practice guide for retailers published by government
The new guidance follows the government’s response to the Which? super-complaint on misleading pricing practices in the grocery sector
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Comment & OpinionTreasury has offered soft drinks makers ‘wiggle room’ with levy detail delay
The Treasury has paused for breath before it reveals the full extent of the sugar tax
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NewsGovernment publishes plans for Soft Drinks Industry Levy
Dairy drinks are excluded from the tax, but the government will talk to dairy companies about reducing sugar
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NewsSoft drinks sugar levy stays - but legislation is postponed
It has emerged the Treasury has put back a decision on the rates to be paid under the levy until at least next Spring’s Budget
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NewsSoft drinks sugar levy 'divides industry', survey shows
Split feelings are proof FDF was wrong to challenge the tax, claim health campaigners
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NewsAsda and Morrisons quartet team up to provide GSCOP advice
Four former Asda and Morrisons executives have joined forces to launch a new GSCOP training company
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NewsJamie Oliver sugar tax impact studied for levy support evidence
Scientists at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine have been measuring the effect on sales
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NewsTesco launches further expansion of PayQwiq digital wallet
The retailer will award up to 500 Clubcard points as an incentive for first-time users
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NewsGovernment rejects mandatory fortification of bread flour
The FSA, SACN and Food Standards Scotland had called for a programme of fortification to reduce the risk of birth defects