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Asda’s message to all customers who buy yoghurt following Co-op change

Shoppers can expect to see the changes rolled out over the next few weeks

Manchester Evening News

Mum 'floored' by price difference swears by M&S after comparing weekly shop to Tesco’s

Vegan mum Claudia took to TikTok to share her disbelief after getting her weekly shop for £34 cheaper at the supermarket, which has often been seen as one of the most expensive

Daily Mirror

Edinburgh becomes first European ‘vegan capital’ to tackle climate crisis

EDINBURGH is to become the first "vegan capital" in Europe to tackle the climate crisis, joining cities around the world such as Los…

The National (Scotland)

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Low-fat milk up 46%, cheese up a third....how the price of everyday food items has soared in the past 12 months

The cost of low-fat milk has increased by 46%, olive oil by 39.5% and eggs by 28.9%

Evening Standard

Employees told they shouldn’t bring cake to the office

Professor Susan Jebb said while it is a choice to eat sweet treats, people can help each other by providing a ‘supportive environment’

The Independent UK

Southeast Asia food delivery market slows in risk to Grab, GoTo

SINGAPORE: Southeast Asia’s food delivery spending grew at the slowest pace in at least four years in 2022, highlighting the challenges faced by regional internet giants Grab Holdings Ltd and GoTo Group.

Bangkok Post

Calls for action as inquiry finds supermarkets' cosmetic fruit and vegetable standards cause food waste

A NSW parliamentary committee has recommended restrictions be put on the major supermarkets to stop wasteful standards forcing "perfectly good" fresh fruit and vegetables into waste.

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Ban on cakes in workplaces hinted at by UK food tsar

Professor Susan Jebb thinks people should not be tempted into eating sweet treats and to leave them at home

Wales Online

Food watchdog boss warns against bringing cake to the office

Professor Susan Jebb said while it is a choice to eat sweet treats, people can help each other by providing a ‘supportive environment’.

The Independent UK

Asda makes big change to yogurts to cut food waste

It has consulted with experts to make sure the new systems are safe

Wales Online

Love cheese and hate tofu? 14 vegan obstacles – and how to push past them

A few weeks into Veganuary, you may be wondering how to keep a plant-based lifestyle going. Whether you’re worried about supplements, expense or food aversions, here’s everything you need to know

The Guardian - UK

Moguntia Food Group eyes expansion following £7m finance package with NatWest

Directors said the deal gives the firm the flexibility to take advantage of opportunities for strategic acquisitions

Birmingham Post

Shoppers are raving over 'incredible' supplement that soothes sore skin

"This stuff is amazing I've had psoriasis for years and just recently I had a really bad flare up I was covered in it. It's much better now virtually gone."

Daily Mirror

'People should ditch 'greenwashed' Veganuary', says butcher calling for Regenuary

Regenuary encourages people to think about the impact their food choices make on the environment rather than following a strict diet that they will likely go back on

Daily Mirror

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The Conversation

Why food is such a powerful symbol in political protest

Food is a hot issue in today’s activism. Last year, UK climate group Just Stop Oil hurled tomato soup at Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunflowers at the National Gallery in London. Later they smeared cake on a Madame Tussauds waxwork of King Charles. Protesters affiliated with the German group Letzte Generation…

ABC News

Charities call for tax tweak to divert food away from landfill and into homes

A simple tweak to tax rules could provide an additional 100 million meals a year for Australians struggling with rising costs, according to the nation's largest food-relief organisation.

Reuters

Key Israel business group seeks steep cut in food tax

Israel's Manufacturers' Association on Sunday proposed tax cuts on food along with a host of other measures aimed at strengthening Israeli economic competitiveness and dealing with the country's high cost of living.

Daily Mirror

Tinned food giant Heinz faces backlash after hiking baked beans price by 21p

Retail experts warn the food giant could lose out as shoppers go for cheaper supermarket beans. Heinz blamed the rising price of ingredients, energy and packaging

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Shoppers boiling mad as Tesco hikes Heinz tomato soup from 95p to £1.70

Retailer accused of 'profiteering' by MP as price of family favourite increases by 79% over six months

The Guardian - UK

October start set for ban in England of single-use plastic tableware

Sale by retailers and food outlets in England of single-use plastic tableware to be banned but not ‘shelf-ready pre-packaged food’ containers

Liverpool Echo

Morrisons and Tesco warning as products pulled from shelves

You should return the products to your nearest store

Wales Online

Care home taken to court over food hygiene offences

The care home in Swansea was fined thousands of pounds after pleading guilty to three criminal offences

Birmingham Post

Derry software company creates 45 jobs as it eyes global expansion

Foods Connected helps food companies to manage their supply chain

Daily Mirror

Tesco hikes price of Heinz tomato soup tins by a huge 79% - up from 95p to £1.70

After a steady increase in price during the cost of living crisis, the latest price jump saw an increase of 21 per cent - nearly doubling the price of a single Heinz tomato soup tin

Irish Mirror

FSAI 'disappointed' by 2022 figures amid 31% jump in closure orders for rodents, 'putrid meat' and more

The number of enforcement orders served on the food businesses last year marked an increase compared to figures in 2021

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