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As new research finds supermarkets have more promotions on less healthy food and drink, Which? says retailers must play their part in the fight against obesity. Which? analysed data collected by mySupermarket on the number of promotions across the major supermarkets between April and June this year. Of the 77,165 promotions where nutritional data was […]
Alex Neil, Which? Director of Policy and Campaigns, said: “Despite the work by the regulator and the industry to reduce campylobacter in chickens, levels remain too high and it still poses a significant risk to the public. “We want to see much greater transparency from the supermarkets on their own testing and the action they […]
Alex Neill, Director of Policy and Campaigns at Which?, said: “A fundamental review of the rules governing how foods high in sugar, fat and salt are marketed to children up to 16 years of age is long overdue. “New rules to cover how unhealthy products are marketed to children on social media and packaging, in line […]
Which? executive director Richard Lloyd said: ”Following our super-complaint last year, we are pleased to see the CMA investigation has resulted in Asda taking action to stop misleading special offers. Asda has been found breaking the rules and now must immediately clean up their act. ”Our super-complaint and actions taken by the authorities should serve […]
New Which? research has found many items in supermarkets are getting smaller but the price is staying the same – and in some cases actually increasing. Toilet roll is just one of the products we found that had reduced in size without a reduction in cost. A standard Andrex four pack toilet roll has been […]
Which? executive director Richard Lloyd said: “It’s vital the Food Standards Agency keeps the pressure on supermarkets to reduce Campylobacter levels in chicken. “While there has been some progress recently, levels of contamination and related illness remains too high so a sustained effort is still required to fight this.”
Which? executive director, Richard Lloyd said: “It’s encouraging that retailers have made some progress in reducing campylobacter levels in chicken but levels are still unacceptably high. The progress Morrisons have made to meet the FSA’s target shows that it can be done and other supermarkets should tighten up their controls to ensure they’re reducing levels […]
For the first time Iceland tops the best online store category in the annual Which? supermarket survey. Waitrose takes the in-store accolade for the second year running, while The Co-operative Food remains stuck at the bottom of the table. In a survey of 7,009 shoppers, Iceland’s online service was awarded the top customer score of […]
Which? executive director, Richard Lloyd said: “Some retailers have significantly reduced levels of campylobacter, so the pressure is on the others to explain why they have missed these jointly agreed targets. The Government and the FSA must ensure all supermarkets step up to the plate.”
Which? executive director, Richard Lloyd, said: “It’s good to see the Government supporting our super-complaint and committing to end the confusion around supermarket pricing by strengthening the rules. These changes now need to be implemented without delay to ensure consumers are no longer subjected to misleading pricing practices. Cracking down on dodgy offers will be […]