Sports nutrition: Time to engage the ladies...
Targeting women is the next big thing in sports nutrition, according to category experts gathered at a recent conference.
Archives for October 12, 2010
Are you prepared for the Bribery Act?
Food manufacturers could fall foul of new legislation unless they educate staff about the difference between legitimate corporate hospitality and bribery, Eversheds has warned.
Richard Brasher: Tesco has ‘liberated’ small suppliers...
Tesco can provide a “strong and certain route to market” for small food manufacturers, helping to “liberate” them and increase their potential, commercial director Richard Brasher told delegates at this year’s IGD Convention in London.
Vion: Raw materials are ‘not a tap to turn on or off at will’
A guaranteed supply of raw materials cannot be taken for granted as the population expands and the climate changes, the UK boss of meat processing giant Vion UK told delegates at the IGD Convention in London yesterday.
Sainsbury’s: Business case for green initiatives doesn’t always stack up
While electric vans and wind turbines are often seen as ‘totems’ of a retailer’s commitment to the environment, the greenest thing to do is not always what consumers - and the media - think it is, according to the man in charge of Sainsbury’s supply chain.