All Legislation articles – Page 28
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NewsBakery charged over contaminated water
Irish bakery brand Easibake Food has been found guilty of using contaminated water in its products at its Pontypool facility in Wales.
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Product NewsHealthier sandwich choices needed
Food manufacturers are failing to provide healthier sandwich options for people trying to eat well, according to a new survey.
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NewsNew study prompts cake tax calls
There have been renewed calls for a tax on biscuits, sweets and cakes, as research revealed that fruit and vegetables have tripled in price in the past three decades.
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NewsTV’s Peter Sidwell helps NHS with healthy offering
TV chef and judge on Britain’s Best Bakery Peter Sidwell is to help NHS Scotland in creating healthy bakery options in its coffee shop chain Aroma.
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NewsBakers urged to use safe eggs
Bakers have been warned to make sure they are sourcing eggs from verifiable sources following the conviction of an American egg supplier.
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NewsGay cake row decision due
The verdict on the gay cake row is expected to be announced on 7 May, the same day as the UK election.
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NewsElection: bakers put Conservatives in first place
With six days to go until the election a British Baker poll has placed the Conservatives out in front, commanding 48% of the vote.
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NewsWhich? issues challenge on supermarket pricing tactics
Consumer rights campaigner Which? has issued the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) with a “super-complaint” regarding supermarket pricing practices.
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NewsBread fibre argument lacking, says expert
A leading nutritionist says the importance of fibre in food such as bread is “poorly recognised” - with the nutrition of a loaf “well below the radar”.
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Scottish food safety body gets to work
A new Scottish independent regulatory body has launched to tackle food safety, diet and nutrition north of the border.
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Product NewsPGI status ruling for Dundee cake is imminent
Those behind a campaign for Dundee cake to become a geographically protected product will soon find out whether they have been successful.
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NewsWC Rowe is largest baker to commit to the living wage
Cornish baker WC Rowe has become the third and largest baker to commit to paying the living wage.
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NewsNutritionist calls for ban on ‘unhealthy’ foods at checkouts
A nutritionist has likened the sales of sweets, chocolate and crisps at store checkouts to those of cigarettes and has called for a ban.
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NewsThe 2015 budget: what you need to know
The Chancellor has revealed his sixth, and final, budget of this Parliament- and declares that Britain is “walking tall”.
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NewsMorrisons sees profits plummet
Morrisons has posted its worst results in eight years, as it revealed a profit loss of £792m before tax after taking account of a £1.3bn write down in the value of its supermarkets.
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NewsSugar trade questions WHO recommendations
The sugar industry has hit back at the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) sugar recommendations - calling a review on the scientific evidence behind the guidelines.
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NewsWHO comes under fire for stance on sugar
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has been criticised for maintaining its draft guidelines on sugar, following a year-long consultation around the issue.
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NewsMorrisons appoints new chief executive
David Potts, the former boss of Tesco in Ireland and Asia, has been appointed as the new chief executive of Morrisons.
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NewsSandwich firm on minimum wage shaming list
A sandwich firm is among 70 firms named and shamed by the government, which have failed to pay the minimum wage.
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NewsBakery union calls for £10 minimum wage
A major bakery workers’ union has released a video in its campaign to up pay to £10 per hour.