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Can mandatory health reporting succeed with ‘two-tier approach’?
By Ian Quinn2025-11-12T15:25:00
Source: Tesco
Yesterday The Grocer revealed Nesta was urging ministers to push ahead with mandatory reporting and targets, beginning with the top 11 supermarkets with a phased approach for the OOH sector
Given the prominent role played by Tesco and other supermarkets in persuading the government to back mandatory health reporting for the food industry, developments this week may appear to be a major u-turn in the war on obesity.
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