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As shoppers cut back on cleaning products in hard times, suppliers are working assiduously to deliver cost-effective multi-functionality.
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David Cameron wants 'drunk tanks' and 'booze buses' to tackle British drinking culture.
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It is imperative eco labels for fish add value
It seems every country has an ambition for an eco label as a result of the perception that consumers needs more information.
BRC is increasingly out of touch with industry
I can’t help but feel Stephen Robertson’s bemoaning of MPs shows the BRC to be increasingly out of touch.
