All comment & opinion articles – Page 471
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If shoppers really cared about going green, Tesco would be plugging its latest eco-store
We’ve all read surveys ‘proving’ ‘green’ products and practices go straight to the bottom line. Like the fact 25% of consumers in The Grocer/YouGov survey say the environment is of greater concern now than at the start of the recession vs only 20%…
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London 2012 is a golden ‘green’ opportunity
Breakthroughs in sustainability from CCE and others will set new standards for the grocery industry.
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The responsibility Delia
There are all kinds of reasons not to like celebrity chefs: envy of their boyish good looks, say, the fact they never have to wash up, or their ability to do things with a courgette and a peeler than would make grown men weep.
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Morrisons' missing millions
Scanning the national newspapers this morning you might be forgiven for coming to the conclusion that today was the proverbial slow news day.
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Letter of the week: Stay out of this debate, Deborah
Sir, The latest report from the World Society for Protection of Animals (WSPA) on the 'mega-dairies' debate makes for disturbing reading ('She's out: Meaden backs WSPA in fight against megadairies', 10 September).
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Tales of Titania: HP, PR and the furious sauces
Things have become a bit tense in the P&F offices. Actually that's understating it. Karoline (with a K) has finally turned into the bitch troll from hell we all feared, and will bite your head off as soon as look at your draft press release. The...
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Third Party: Extra labelling is not the way to fight obesity
Making food suppliers add information to labels will hike costs – and won’t stop people buying cake, says Catherine Feechan
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To regulation-happy politicians - don't just do something, stand there
There’s a stimulus politicians could give our troubled economy for free reducing the impact of new and existing regulation. But it’s not being delivered.
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We must tackle ‘routine’ disease
The high-level UN meeting reminds us all of our role in the spread of NCDs, says Tim Lang
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Critical Eye... on creaky wheels and old-age ballet
They're back and this time they mean business! Having eschewed the campaigning trail for more celebratory, comfort food (and comfort TV) fare, The Hairy Bikers have decided to do a Huge Furry Wittering-Balls, without the wittering... or balls, and...
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Failure to back British is a lost opportunity
British Food Fortnight starts today. But supermarkets and brand owners don’t want to know, says Alexia Robinson
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Kishor Patel's Expert Advice: Connecting with your customers
Advertising might seem like it’s for the big players, but it can pay off if you’re small too
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Synthetic meat? I’d prefer insects
Would you eat muscle-like strips of grey tissue grown with fetal serum? Joanna Blythman isn’t keen
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Third Party: It’s not the villain, so stop demonising soya
The goal should be to make soya sustainable – and the RTRS is working on making this happen, says
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Facebook is good hub for the critics
out that Facebook pages can become a hub for criticism ('The antisocial network', 3 September, p14). However, it is important to recognise that Facebook is often the best location for this to happen. While it is important to deal with an...
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Critical Eye... on the radioactive retail lizard
Calling in the cameras to save you from the economic gloom is like Tokyo summoning Godzilla to chase off Moth-Ra. You might solve one problem, but you've still got a mile-high mutant lizard breathing lightning everywhere.
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Low energy-dense foods like fruit and veg are not cheap and often less convenient
Innovation takes many forms. For tobacco manufacturers, current NPD feels almost like a last hurrah before the shutters come down.
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Prepare for another spate of M&A activity
Interest in ‘hidden hero’ markets such as Egypt, Mexico and Turkey is likely to be particularly strong, says Conor Cahill
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Rubber gloves at the ready
The 76% full-year pre-tax profits slump at own-label cleaning products manufacturer McBride would have had How Clean is Your House stars Kim Woodburn and Aggie MacKenzie donning their rubber gloves in readiness this morning.
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Tesco finds the market in the gap
Fresh & Easy got off to a sterile start. But now it’s getting its act together, says Dr Clive Black