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Aavin’s ‘Delite’ fails to enthuse consumers in Tiruchi

The introduction of low-fat milk by Aavin has received lukewarm response from consumers in Tiruchi

The Hindu

Shallow roots: can UK vertical farms keep growing as foreign rivals shrivel?

British producers hope to export technology despite challenges over funding and high energy prices

The Guardian - UK

Tesco accused of using cash and carry to ‘squeeze’ village stores out of business

Exclusive: Independent retailers, many running post offices, say wholesale arm Booker is restricting supplies and deliveries

The Guardian - UK

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Zomato drops ‘pure’ from its vegetarian-only feature

Zomato clarifies changes to "Pure Veg Mode" to avoid discrimination, ensuring no impact on delivery partners' earnings.

The Hindu

Why has Karnataka banned certain colouring agents? | Explained

Karnataka bans harmful colouring agents in cotton candy and gobi manchurian, following Tamil Nadu and Goa, for public safety.

The Hindu

Eyeko discount codes for March 2024

Get the best prices on the latest vegan eye makeup with our live Eyeko discount codes.

Marie Claire

Why the world needs sustainable pizza

City Voices: Zizzi doesn’t let pizza go to waste

Evening Standard

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Schumacher’s plan to offload Unilever’s ice-creams has a very familiar flavour

Shareholders may welcome the change in direction, but the chief executive’s predecessors used similar tactics

The Guardian - UK

Zomato brings ‘pure veg’ fleet, draws criticism from public

Zomato ‘’pure-veg’’ fleet: Zomato launches "pure veg" delivery fleet, sparking controversy over potential discrimination against delivery partners.

The Hindu

100 jails certified as Eat Right Campuses as part of FSSAI’s nationwide campaign for safe, healthy and sustainable food

FSSAI certifies over 100 prisons as 'Eat Right Campuses' in New Delhi, promoting clean, nutritious food access.

The Hindu

Ben & Jerry's Owner Unilever To Spin Off Ice Cream Arm

British consumer goods giant Unilever announced Tuesday that it will separate its ice cream unit, whose top-selling products include Ben & Jerry's and Magnum, as a standalone business.

International Business Times

Tesco to spend £8m changing Clubcard logo after losing case to Lidl

Appeal court upholds finding that UK’s biggest supermarket infringed trademark with yellow circle logo

The Guardian - UK

Unilever to cut 7,500 jobs globally and split off ice-cream division

Magnum to Marmite consumer goods group plans productivity programme to save €800m

The Guardian - UK

California may ban some food dyes in school meals. Will other states follow?

Consumer groups say it’s past time to rid food of unnecessary and potentially harmful chemicals

The Guardian - US

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Could decaf coffee be banned?

Some activists and lawmakers want to ban European Method decaf, the most common form of decaffeinated coffee

The Guardian - UK

Tories and Labour urged to show ‘courage’ to act on unhealthy food

Exclusive: King’s Fund issues challenge as poll finds two-thirds of people want firms to be forced to cut sugar, salt and fat

The Guardian - UK

Mushrooms swapped for tampons among bizarre UK supermarket substitutions

Which? survey finds a third of online supermarket shoppers have been given a substitution

International Business Times UK

Tesco Staff Still Paid Lower Than Minimum Wage As Supermarket Struggles

Store employees at Tesco will only receive their new hourly pay of £12.02 from 28th April, despite the National Living Wage going up to £11.44 on 1st April.

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The Hindu

Food safety officials conduct raids on 502 shawarma outlets across Kerala

Unhygienic Thiruvananthapuram shawarma outlets face crackdown by food safety authorities for violating guidelines, risking public health.

The Guardian - AU

‘Every household needs to work out a system for their fridge’: how to throw out less food

Hacks such as rotating the crisper, labelling food nearing expiry and shopping online can all reduce food waste

AAP

Serving size breakdowns can improve cost perceptions

A new tool designed to help change shoppers' perceptions around the cost of fresh produce by displaying the cost by serving size can help people eat healthier.

Evening Standard

The shocking things I learned from using food rating app Yuka

We road tested it to find out all the hair raising items in your kitchen cupboards

Salon

Some "vegan" products may contain dairy

"Although this level of risk may be perceived as low, it is likely to vary without notice"

Salon

"Greedflation": Kellogg's CEO sparks ire

“There’s no reason for you to jack up your prices the way you did, except to screw us"

The Guardian - UK

Not a sausage: how latest post-Brexit checks have hit UK delis

One company selling German products has not had a single delivery of wurst since January

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