All articles by Ian Quinn – Page 180
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NewsHealthy High Streets scheme "has cut number of vacant shops"
Towns involved in the project reported a 5% drop in empty units since the start of the programme
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Comment & OpinionIs Dave Lewis the man to get government listening over business rates reform?
Dave Lewis is in some ways an unlikely man to lead the industry into a fresh battle on the unfairness of the business rates…
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NewsTesco CEO Dave Lewis urges government to hike tax for online retailers
Dave Lewis has urged the government to increase the tax burden on online companies
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Tesco kicks off Christmas TV campaign with Ruth Jones
Tesco is ditching the lengthy Christmas TV ad in favour of a ‘Little Helps’ series of ads
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NewsFolic acid fortification fiasco put unborn babies at risk
The failure to implement expert advice on the fortification of food products with folic acid has put unborn babies at risk
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NewsSweetened drink study raises more questions, say scientists
Scientists say a study linking soft drinks with heart failure has raised a raft of questions
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NewsCobra-style meetings needed to tackle obesity
Study calls on government to get tough on middle class obesity crisis
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NewsTesco's Eat Happy project reaches millionth child
One million kids have taken part in Tesco’s Eat Happy project…
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NewsHas the war on sugar widened to become a war on sweetness, whatever the sweetener?
‘Diet Coke Heart Risk’ screamed the front page headline of today’s The Sun
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NewsConsumers favour ban on promotions over a sugar tax
Nearly half of consumers would support a ban on high-sugar food and drink promotions
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NewsTesco's Clubcard Boost promo extended to games and technology
Tesco extends Clubcard Boost to include games and technology
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NewsPositive news on food waste at last – but Courtauld still has work to do
Let’s hope the new system brings a new age of collaboration from retailers, suppliers and governments alike
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NewsBusiness rates review pledge by government thrown into doubt
New data released under Freedom of Information rules has raised concern it will continue to be business as usual
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NewsFood industry on track to beat Courtauld 2015 food waste targets after slow start
The food industry is set to beat its 2015 Courtauld Commitment targets on food waste, despite efforts having gone into reverse last year.
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Comment & OpinionTesco’s wine range review is Project Reset’s toughest test yet
The key will be whether the new everyday prices on offer really do stand up to close inspection
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NewsTesco resets wine offer with 'straightforward' price cuts
Tesco unveils simpler and cheaper wine offer after Project Reset overhaul
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NewsDave Lewis: ‘Tesco’s sense of humour is winning back shoppers’
Lewis believes having a light-hearted relationship with its customers is as important as restoring more competitive prices
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NewsAsda goes back to basics in major strategy u-turn
Asda boss Andy Clarke was this week forced into a u-turn just 18 months into the launch of a five-year strategic plan
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NewsSupermarkets 'will never agree' to collective action on HFSS
Supermarkets have said they will “never” agree to collective action to limit deals on sugary foods
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News1.5 million abandoned trolleys 'blighting' UK, says report
A staggering 1.5 million trolleys are abandoned every year, a report will claim