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Comment & OpinionSupermarkets taken to task
Which? has criticised supermarkets once again for their pricing tactics. But just how dramatic are its charges?
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Comment & OpinionHow to restore consumer confidence in food provenance
The horsemeat scandal led to a huge dent in public confidence in the global supply chain. Here’s how we can restore confidence…
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Comment & OpinionBlue sky thinking
The BRC’s ideas on reforming business rates have certainly produced a few curveballs - but will they fly?
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Comment & OpinionA plea for help
Plea for help or PR stunt? The Co-op wants your views on its future.
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Comment & OpinionHats off to McCambridge for turning the ailing Soreen around
Seven years ago Soreen was a basket case…
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Comment & OpinionIt's all been kicking off at Morrisons
It’s all been kicking off at Morrisons this week, and not just at its two-day Kickoff Conference…
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Comment & OpinionBetter land management could ease flood risk
For some time, it has been a wry joke that the ‘f’ in Defra no longer stands for ‘food’ but for ‘floods’…
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Comment & OpinionOrigin labelling rules need a rethink
Which? research has shown that most people are interested in knowing where their food comes from, particularly meat…
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Comment & OpinionSponsorship can help promote responsible drinking
It’s part of our national psyche to see the glass as half empty…
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Comment & OpinionUse digital technology to take shoppers off autopilot
A US study by Catalina, investigating the shopping habits of more than 32 million consumers, has revealed interesting resu…
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Comment & OpinionStick to facts on sugar!
If we are to make any progress in our understanding of diet and health, we must address the key issues honestly…
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Comment & OpinionMichel Roux Jr's lame attempts to bring back family dining fail
Remember the days when the whole family would sit together at the dining table sharing a delicious meal…
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Comment & OpinionCASH’s smartphone app could be on the money
Last week, Professor Graham MacGregor, the scientist behind Consensus Action on Salt and Health (CASH) – and the campaign for new targets on sugar reduction - accused prominent anti-sugar campaigners of being “nutters”.
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Comment & OpinionPods become hot (and cold) stuff
Nestlé could be forgiven for feeling a little bitter this week. For years, it had jealously – and successfully – kept its Nespresso coffee pod…
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Comment & OpinionIn for a penny
You wait ages for a pound shop to start selling online and then three come along at once…
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Comment & Opinion
Free-from brands come of age
It has been a fascinating week in the fast-evolving world of free-from foods…
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Comment & OpinionNutrition debates should not rely on science alone
In 1902, the US government’s top food chemist was granted funding to investigate the effects of chemical food additives…
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Comment & OpinionValentine's Day is a great opportunity for own label
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, there is a lucrative opportunity for own-label products…
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Comment & OpinionWhy Justin King was such a great ruler
A few years after Justin King had been made Sainsbury’s CEO, I was having a cup of tea with Archie Norman…