All Legislation articles – Page 21
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NewsMinistry of Cake talks immigration on ITV News
Ministry of Cake managing director Chris Ormrod has spoken to ITV News about immigration, ahead of the Brexit referendum.
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NewsWarburtons invests £300k in charity initiative
Warburtons has announced a three-year partnership with parkrun, which organises running events across the country.
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Product NewsBoulder Brands UK recalls products over sesame contamination
Boulder Brands UK, which owns the Udi’s Gluten Free brand, is recalling packs of several products, due to possible contamination with sesame seeds.
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Product NewsAction on Sugar rounds on coffee shops
A “shocking” amount of sugar can be found in many hot flavoured drinks, according to Action on Sugar.
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Product NewsBarley bread can reduce diabetes and obesity risk
Bread made using barley could cut the risk of obesity and diabetes, according to research by Lund University in Sweden.
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NewsReport points to benefits of breakfast
Trying to lose weight? – Eat breakfast, according to research produced by the University of Bath.
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Product NewsCameron to scrap sugar tax plans
According to the Financial Times, the government has abandoned plans to introduce a sugar tax as part of its ‘obesity strategy’.
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Product NewsFree-from market set for strong growth
The UK free-from market could grow 13% to £531m in 2016 and climb to £673m by 2020, a new report by market analyst Mintel has claimed.
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Product NewsBread vital to nation’s future health, says Warburtons research
Bread has an important role to play in UK consumers’ micronutrient intake, said Warburtons, following recent research commissioned by the company.
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NewsBakery appears on minimum wage shame list
The Welbeck Bakehouse, the Worksop-based bakery, is among businesses mentioned in a new report who have failed to pay all staff the minimum wage.
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NewsSunday trading laws to be relaxed?
Prime Minister David Cameron has revived plans to allow shops to open for longer on Sundays, despite opposition from MPs and trade unions.
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NewsAshers Baking Company appeal adjourned until May
Ashers Baking Company’s appeal against its £500 fine for refusing to make a pro-gay marriage cake has been adjourned, due to the intervention of the Attorney General for Northern Ireland.
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NewsNew free business app to track allergens
A new app, MenuLab, designed for any business serving food to the public, is now available on Google Play and the Apple App Store, free of charge.
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Product NewsMorrisons extends Free From range
Supermarket chain Morrisons’ Free From range will include additional gluten-free core staples and on-the-go items.
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Product NewsSalmonella risk triggers tikka sandwich recall
Two sandwich brands have recalled products using tikka powder supplied by Catermix, due to the possible presence of salmonella, a bacterium that can cause food poisoning.
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Product NewsReal Bread Campaign to consult supporters over labelling
A delegation from the Real Bread Campaign (RBC) has met with government representatives to discuss the RBC’s demand for legislation.
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Product NewsWorld Health Organisation backs sugar tax
A new report by The World Health Organisation (WHO) has backed the divisive plans to implement a sugar tax as a method of tackling childhood obesity.
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Product NewsFrustrated Scotland considers folic acid legislation
Scotland is considering introducing mandatory fortification of flour with folic acid in an effort to reduce the number of children born with birth defects.
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Product NewsLetter: FSA responds to labelling claims
Michael Wight, head of food safety policy at the Food Standards Agency (FSA), responds to our Reporting In column in the 8 January issue.
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Product NewsFood Standards Scotland proposes sugar tax
Food Standards Scotland (FSS) has proposed a sugar tax as part of a plan to defuse a “health time bomb”.