All articles by Ian Quinn – Page 167
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InterviewsTristram Stuart, the original waste wonk
Years before Hugh FW and Jamie Oliver waged war on waste, Tristram Stuart was fighting to push it up the global agenda
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NewsTesco begins consultation over jobs with night shift workers
Tesco said the move was prompted by the need to focus staff shifts during the day and at twilight hours to improve service and availability
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NewsWrap launches initiative to reduce food waste in London
The campaign aims for joined-up thinking on food waste, recycling and healthy eating
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NewsFood Standards Scotland looks to cut junk food consumption
The average child in Scotland aged from four to 10 years old consumes about 24.5kg of unhealthy snacks each year
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NewsTesco's Scan as you Shop service to go into 20 more stores
Tesco has also launched a new TV ad to publicise the service
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NewsStorm brewing as tea makers warn over Brexit price hikes
British tea suppliers are spearheading calls for supermarkets to put up tea prices
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NewsAsda adds triple-distilled vodka to its revamped spirits range
Extra Special range of malt whisky, gin and brandy has undergone a packaging transformation
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NewsTesco adds English fizz to Finest range with Hush Heath
Tesco hopes to slake shoppers’ growing thirst for domestic fizz with the launch of a Finest English sparkling wine
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NewsCancer Research campaign guns for Childhood Obesity Plan
The charity has mocked up a shopfront into an XL school uniform shop to show the new norm of larger school uniforms
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NewsTesco’s former finance boss no longer under FRC investigation
There was ‘no realistic prospect that a Tribunal would make an adverse finding in relation to the conduct” of McIlwee, the FRC said
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Comment & OpinionTesco’s 29p veg is a savvy move against discounters and food waste
Instead of suppliers being faced with tonnes of wasted products, Tesco decided to lower prices
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NewsGovernment reply to booze advice 'fails common sense test'
Government will stick with the recommended weekly unit intake of 14 units for both men and women
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NewsNon-EU exports of UK food & drink soar 14%
Food and drink exports to non-EU countries rose by 14% year on year in the run up to the Brexit vote, new figures from the FDF have revealed
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NewsFood businesses ahead of Environment Agency recycling targets
Food producers and manufacturers will have an overall lower cost of complying with UK packaging regulations this year
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Analysis & FeaturesChildhood obesity strategy: what can industry expect next?
The childhood obesity strategy is out at last, but it leaves many questions unanswered. Here’s what industry can expect next
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NewsTesco extends same-day click & collect with added charges
New pick-up slots will be £2 from Monday to Thursday and £3 on Fridays
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NewsAsda gets new smart mobile coupon system from O2
New coupons allow customers to redeem offers straight from their smartphone without the need to print
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NewsTesco angers Scottish strawberry shoppers with flag switch
Supermarket ditched Saltire in favour of Union Flag following complaints from English customer
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NewsHigh streets minister wants to track down Best Shop on Twitter
Winner of social media competition will scoop £1,000 in advertising credit and trip to Twitter office
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Analysis & FeaturesIndustry divided as childhood obesity plan is watered down
Sainsbury’s CEO Mike Coupe says there should have been “compulsory measured targets across all nutrients”