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Former M&S chair Lord Myners to lead Co-op review
Former Marks & Spencer’s chairman Lord Myners has been appointed a senior independent director for The Co-operative Group to lead the society’s review of its corporate governance.
Deep-sea trawling ban rejected by MEPs
A proposal for a blanket ban on deep-sea trawling for fish – which could have had significant consequences for the UK fishing fleet – has been defeated in the EU Parliament.
Cadbury Bournville unwraps 100g bar
Cadbury Bournville has added a new 100g sku to its dark chocolate range.
Kingsmill adds traffic-light labelling
Allied Bakeries is the latest company to roll out the government’s ‘traffic light’ labelling system on its products.
Bargain Booze to dole out Scotch eggs on Christmas Eve Video
Bargain Booze will give away thousands of free Scotch eggs to customers this Christmas Eve as part of its Christmas ad campaign.
Elliott review on horsemeat scandal: Reaction
Industry bodies have welcomed the publication of Professor Chris Elliott’s interim review into the UK food chain, with different groups highlighting different messages
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William Reed buys research specialist Allegra Foodservice
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How to make a 30p gourmet burger: Elliott review case study
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Risky animal by-products could get into UK food chain: Elliott Subscription
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McDonald’s and Young's singled out for praise in Elliott review
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Costco worldwide sales rise 5%
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McColl’s opens 700th store
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Aspartame poses no health risks, says EFSA
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David Cheesewright to head up Walmart International
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99p Stores bags £25m funding for expansion
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East of England Co-op cans sales of super-strength beers and cider Video
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Sainsbury's IT director Rob Fraser to stand down next year
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Nabeel Ramzan appointed Landmark vice chairman
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Tesco unwraps Regent Street Christmas window
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National Centre of Excellence for Food Engineering launched
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Poundstretcher plans to focus on retail parks
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Parfetts warns suppliers of more impersonation fraud
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Tesco and St Merryn kick off two-year beef contracts
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Neonicotinoid ban must be fully policed say green groups
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Isabelina lactose-free olive oil carries buttery taste
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Morrisons and Eisberg push alcohol-free days
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Freeze beer duty in 2014, campaigners tell MPs
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Food labelling powers should go back to FSA, Elliott says Subscription
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'Dubious' meat still in supply chain, Elliott report warns Subscription
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Horsemeat: Elliott report warns consumers still at risk from criminals
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Tesco widens review of multibuy promos in food waste battle
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RSPCA badger cull ad banned for using the word 'exterminate'
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Illegal gangmaster gets seven years in landmark case
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Accolade Wines names John Ratcliffe global CEO
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Co-op savings stamps enjoy Christmas sales surge
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Dairy Crest to end milk processing in Wales
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Crawford Currie leaves Lightbody and Finsbury Food Group
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Gousto dinner box firm lands investment boost
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UBUK makes McVitie’s its biscuit powerhouse
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Russians get thirst for Harrogate Spring Water
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M&S to assess antibiotic use on dairy farms
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Quaker launches three multigrain variants of Oat So Simple
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Innocent ad campaign to focus on 10% of profits given to charity
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First ever British baked beans feature UK-grown favas
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Rebel Kitchen launches lunchbox drinks
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Morrisons wins gold for own-label wine
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