Sue Davies, Head of Consumer Rights and Food Policy at Which?, said: “We welcome the CMA’s recommendations on how consumer and competition law can support people to make more sustainable choices. “Our research has shown that lack of trust in the claims businesses make about sustainability, including for food and consumer products, prevents consumers from […]
Consumers could save £336 a year – more than £3,000 over a decade – on their energy bills and help reduce their carbon footprint just by switching to more energy efficient appliances when their old white goods need replacing, Which? research finds. The consumer champion’s newly-launched running cost tools aim to help people save money […]
Crisps, chocolate and cheese are among the worst foods for packaging recyclability, with brands including Pringles, Cadbury and Babybel failing to do their bit for the environment, a new Which? investigation has revealed. The consumer champion analysed 89 of the UK’s best-selling branded groceries and found only a third (34%) had packaging that was fully […]
Flying with British Airways can increase CO2 emissions by up to 45 per cent per passenger when compared to rival airlines on the same UK routes, according to a new Which? Travel investigation. The consumer champion chose popular international routes from London which were well served by a variety of carriers to compare CO2 emissions […]
Rt. Hon. Ed Davey MP Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Department for Energy and Climate Change 3 Whitehall Place London SW1A 2AW 2nd July 2012 Dear Secretary of State We all agree that investment in energy efficiency is vitally important and we were encouraged by the commitment to action […]