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Waste watch sponsored by 3663
DON’T FORGET that landfill tax is about to go up again. As part of the landfill tax escalator – designed to encourage the diversion of waste from landfill – waste disposal costs rise by £8 per tonne each year. … Read More
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A taste for tripe
UK CONSUMERS have become ‘squeamish’ about eating certain cuts but a new report argues that meat – including offal – needs to be valued rather than wasted. Fergus Henderson will be pleased. A report published last month by WWF-… Read More
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Zero waste heros
UNILEVER, NESTLÉ UK&I and 3663 are setting an example for caterers facing the tricky task of sending less waste to landfill, writes David Burrows. Dealing with waste… Read More
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Foodservice companies double efforts to check supplies
FOODSERVICE COMPANIES have reacted to help calm concerned clients and customers following the horsemeat scandals. So far the discovery of horse DNA has been limited to products in the retail supply chain, but foodservice companies assured that checks are… Read More
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New testing regime
TESTS ON MEAT products will be made publicly available under a new scheme agreed between food authorities and the food industry yesterday. The decision was taken at a meeting to address how testing can maintain consumer confidence in the… Read More
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Meat needs higher value, says WWF
PLACING GREATER value on meat could help to cut consumption with knock-on benefits for the environment and health, according to a new report published by WWF-UK and the Food Ethics Council (FEC). High meat consumption has been associated… Read More
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3663 launches waste service
FOODSERVICE DISTRIBUTOR 3663 has launched a new scheme to help its customers achieve zero waste to landfill. The “3663 Zero” scheme, run in partnership with waste management company SITA UK, will allow customers to have all their waste and… Read More
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Whiter than white?
FOODSERVICE BUSINESSES talk a good game when it comes to supporting British dairy farmers, but few are willing to divulge details of the price they are paying for milk. … Read More