All Labelling articles – Page 43
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News
Daniel Sturridge becomes Sainsbury's ambassador
Sainsbury’s has netted top soccer ace Daniel Sturridge, striker for both England and Liverpool, as a company ambassador.
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Comment & Opinion
DIY testing won’t solve food fraud
Can food authenticity testing do DIY? A French start-up selling a ‘halal food testing kit’ targeted at Muslim consumers certainly believes so
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News
Nestlé & 2 Sisters' PhunkyFoods claims kids' health success
A project funded by Nestlé and 2 Sisters claims to have encouraged children to reject fizzy drinks and chocolate in favour…
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New Compass Group health strategy pledges to cut calories
Compass Group has pledged to remove 50 million calories from meals by 2020 in a new strategy it said would help “fight obe…
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Comment & Opinion
Traffic light labels: we should support the UK's scheme
The recent decision by the European Commission to launch infraction proceedings against the UK…
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Comment & Opinion
We need new cultural advice on food, says Tim Lang
Next month, the UN hosts the second International Conference on Nutrition in Rome…
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News
Fuller Longer range to be rebranded as Balanced for You by M&S
Marks & Spencer is being forced to rebrand one of its biggest selling food ranges, Fuller Longer…
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Comment & Opinion
Portman Group's increased interference is unacceptable
I have written before of my concerns that initiatives introduced by local authorities…
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Comment & Opinion
Should the Responsibility Deal become law?
A report this week by think tank 2020health called for a radical new approach to tackle obesity
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News
Sugar Puffs rebrand cuts sugar - even from its name
Halo hopes Honey Monster Puffs rebrand will revive plunging sales…
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Make Responsibility Deal law, says new obesity report
The UK needs a permanent taskforce to tackle the obesity crisis – and the government’s voluntary Responsibility Deal should be turned into law, a new report has said.
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News
Most free-from buyers are free from allergies or intolerances
More than half of free-from buyers do not have any food allergies or intolerances…
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Comment & Opinion
More needs to be done to make the most of the protein trend
Once dominated by macho-looking black and silver sports nutrition jars…
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News
E-cigs can be shown on TV under new advertising code
E-cigarette suppliers will be able to show their products on television for the first time under a new code of practice.
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News
Holland & Barrett opens 1,000th high-street store
Holland & Barrett has unveiled its 1,000th high-street store alongside plans to introduce 70 new branches across Europe.
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My Alternative CV
Cliff Moss, Healthy Food Brands, on Jaguars and The Archies
At the age of 15 I was cleaning aeroplanes part-time at a local flying club…
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Category Report
Focus on Confectionery: the war on sugar
War has been declared on sugar. Just last month new research found that sugar, not salt, causes high blood pressure…
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Comment & Opinion
Does Coke Life make Coca-Cola big, bad and stupid?
Has the obesity and sugar debate turned Coca-Cola into the company we all love to hate? asks Karen Connell.
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Comment & Opinion
Coke Life and the new 'third way' for sweetness
So finally they get it. Coca-Cola, Lucozade and a host of others are launching half-sugar versions of their classic drinks…
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News
Kellogg's pulls plug on cholesterol-lowering Optivita cereal
Kellogg’s has axed cholesterol-lowering cereal brand Optivita…