From Heston Blumenthal to Keith Weed, their message is: 'take risks, or don't compete at all'
07 Dec 2011 | by Rachel Barnes
government, attacking decisions to scrap plans for a third runway at Heathrow and maintain air passenger duty ...
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the UK's reported overall happiness. What is to be gained? Even if a government could contrive to achieve ...
government, attacking decisions to scrap plans for a third runway at Heathrow and maintain air passenger duty ...
advertising viewed by children, in response to the government's crackdown on 'inappropriate' marketing...and retailers to promote transparency in calorie content and more healthy-living messages. Senior government ... In This Together', called for a 'responsibility deal' between government and businesses. July 2010 : Health ... the trends in obesity'. March 2011 : Government formally unveiled 'Responsibility Deal', backed by more ...
The Government has dismissed calls to tighten the rules over food ads only a week after news.... The confusion suggests that there are differing views inside the Government over the plan by David Cameron ... are better than bans. The Lords Science and Technology Committee said the Government should take "a more ...
, and proposed solutions include a government levy and marketing restrictions on unhealthy food..... The government's role has to be to keep educating to change behaviour. The big retailers have played a part ...
don't yet know what effect the government's spending cuts will have on consumer confidence, nor what ...
I'm no fan of legislation, so I welcome the government's voluntary 'responsibility deal' initiative unveiled today. But the problem with self-regulation is that you have to trust all the players to support and abide by any agreement and do what is right. So it s no surprise that a few don t want ...
, as the fast food chain signs up to the Government's "responsibility deal"....The fast food company made the announcement today (15 March), mirroring a similar announcement from Yum!-owned Pizza Hut and KFC, as fast food companies back the Government s move to crack down ... , calorie information." The Government's responsibility deal has been backed by more than 170 companies ...
to the government's health initiative. However, Harvester, KFC, Pizza Hut, and McDonald's are backing the DoH ...
with the government's austerity drive will equate to a nosedive in adspend. The fact that such a situation doesn ...