All articles by Ian Quinn – Page 187
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Tesco loses appeal in failed attempt to trademark Clubcard brand
IPO rules that the term ‘Clubcard’ is not distinctive enough to allow Tesco exclusive use
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Tesco set to lead in the fight against obesity
Tesco is relaunching its health and wellbeing service after promising to “shift the agenda”…
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Carslberg to change Special Brew in Responsibility Deal pledge
Carlsberg Special Brew is facing radical changes in the face of an industry crackdown on super-strength alcohol…
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Tesco team leader cull to be rolled out nationwide
Tesco has embarked on a nationwide consultation with workers over thousands of job cuts after CEO Dave Lewis revealed staf…
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Tesco to close 43 stores and pull plug on 49 new openings
As Tesco boss Dave Lewis this week announced unprecedented plans to close 43 unprofitable stores…
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Analysis and Features
Sugar in the dock but are consumers any the wiser?
As a nation drags itself off the sofa and starts obsessing about its waistline, it’s time for the food and drink industry…
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Comment and Opinion
Analysts react to dramatic Tesco announcement
What the opinion-makers are saying
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WTSA says no change to law on sale of liqueur chocolates needed
The government is trying to get rid of a law banning the sale of liqueur chocolates to under-16s…
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Comment and Opinion
Every Little Elfs
Tesco boss Dave Lewis must have wished a few times in the last few months that he could call on some help from above…
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New year fightback plan as war on sugar hits fruit juice sales
Fruit juice companies are set to launch a major fightback against attacks from the health lobby…
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CASH survey finds half of pizzas contain 6g of salt
Some supermarket pizzas have overtaken their restaurant equivalents in the amount of salt they contain, according to a survey by health campaigners.
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Analysis and Features
Laundry: Comfort flies as sector goes soft on scents
Brits bought 12 million fewer kilos of detergent from the supermarkets in 2014, a fall of 3.6%…
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Analysis and Features
OTC: flu remedies catch a cold in mild winter
It’s not just the kids who will be praying for a white Christmas this year…
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Analysis and Features
Household: posh brands clean up in household category
The household aisles in the supermarkets are under fire, with discounters and pound shops rounding on the sector…
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Ninth Tesco employee suspended
A ninth person has been suspended as the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) investigation continues into the £263m black hole in Tesco’s accounts…
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Tesco adds teams of little helpers to pack bags in the run-up to Christmas
Tesco is today created teams of dedicated bag packers at 400 of its stores to help ramp up service in the run up to Christmas.
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Comment and Opinion
Let’s get ready to rumble
With nearly three weeks of endurance eating and drinking yet to come before we all go cold turkey…
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Portas and MPs attack local authority action on high streets
The efforts of both national and local government to tackle the problems of town centres has come under strong attack from MPs and the former high street tsar today. The Communities and Local Government Select Committee claimed the National Planning Policy Framework was being mishandled by councils, with local planning ...