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Sue Davies, Head of Consumer Protection and Food Policy at Which?, said: “The New Zealand trade deal will set an important precedent for future negotiations and the government must use this opportunity to push for consumers’ interests to be better represented. The deal will be judged on the extent to which it delivers on people’s […]

Sue Davies, Which? Head of Consumer Protection Policy, said:  “While consumers want to play their part in achieving climate change targets, Which? research has found that they are too often confronted by financial barriers – with more than half of recent survey respondents citing the high cost of eco-friendly home heating systems as a reason […]

Older consumers, those on low incomes and rural households will need more support to switch to electric vehicles due to concerns about affordability, range and the UK’s charging infrastructure, new Which? research has found. Electric car ownership has soared in the last few years and, with the government’s ban on the sale of new diesel […]

Concerns over cost and a desire to keep the status quo suggest the government will need to do more to support consumers switching to more sustainable home heating systems, according to new Which? research. UK homes produce around 20 per cent of the country’s greenhouse gas emissions, mostly from natural gas used for heating and […]

Sue Davies, Which? Head of Consumer Protection Policy, said: “It’s really disappointing that Three is reintroducing roaming charges for people travelling in EU countries, as well as other destinations across the world, and that new and upgrading customers will be burdened with extra charges abroad for using mobile data, calls and texts that they have […]

More than two-thirds of UK consumers feel left in the dark about new trade deals amid public concern for the government to take into account key consumer issues, such as food, data protection and environmental standards, new Which? research reveals.  Which? surveyed over 3,000 UK adults to find out how the public feels about post-Brexit […]

Parents are being warned about the risk of buying cheap, unbranded toys online after a new Which? investigation found more than 40 per cent of toys it bought from online marketplaces failed safety tests. The consumer champion tested 28 toys bought from four popular online marketplaces – Amazon Marketplace, AliExpress, eBay and Wish – and […]

The vast majority of consumers are taking steps to reduce their environmental impact, but many can struggle to take action in the areas that cause the greatest harm, a Which? study has found, reinforcing the need for consumers to be supported in making more sustainable choices. The consumer champion surveyed more than 3,500 members of […]

Which? is calling for action to help the most vulnerable after it found that more than a quarter could be at risk of going hungry because they have faced difficulty accessing basic food and essential groceries. With shielding measures due to end soon in some parts of the UK, the consumer champion is calling on […]

Sue Davies, Head of Consumer Protection and Food Policy at Which, said: “There are huge potential benefits to be gained for the UK from a trade deal with the US, however its success will be judged on the impact it has on the price, choice and safety of products and services we use every day. […]