What do protected origin labels mean to consumers?
EU quality labelling schemes showing product origin do not always connect with shoppers, says research.
Archives for July 9, 2015
Weathering the sugar storm: PepsiCo has faith in its portfolio
PepsiCo is confident it can weather the prospect of increased regulation around sugary drinks, saying it holds the key to success with its diverse portfolio.
Calorie labelling of booze needed to cut obesity
Calorie labelling on alcohol should be introduced urgently to help stem the soaring rise in levels of obesity, according to the chief executive of the Royal Society of Public Health (RSPH), which launched a campaign last year to see it enshrined in law.
Kraft refuses to discuss $114m Columbia expansion, with up to 150 job losses
Kraft Foods is allegedly seeking a 75% property tax break for 10 years on a $114m investment in equipment and infrastructure at its Columbia, Missouri, US, plant, downsizing from 500 to about 350 employees.
The drink of champagne-ions! Supplying Wimbledon is an ace opportunity, says Champagne Lanson
Exclusive Wimbledon bubbly supplier Champagne Lanson is running a ‘military operation’ to keep the Grounds well-stocked, particularly in the run-up to the finals this weekend.