Tesco offers glycaemic index logo to food firms
22 Dec 2004 | by Rachel Barnes
Tesco is in talks with major brand manufacturers to roll out its glycaemic index (GI) logo on their products, even though they could be sold in rival supermarkets.
, but it was the issue of food promotion that had marketers scrutinising the small print. In a year dominated by the obesity crisis, food firms feared a ban on advertising food high in fat, salt and sugar to kids ... opportunity for brands, but I am not so sure about fast-food firms jumping on the bandwagon. Does this devalue ...
Tesco is in talks with major brand manufacturers to roll out its glycaemic index (GI) logo on their products, even though they could be sold in rival supermarkets.
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