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As seen in: The Grocer, Medium, Surrey Live, WSTM-TV (Syracuse, NY), Super Lawyers, Canadian Underwriter, Convenience Store, Broker World Magazine, MCA Insight, Eurocomunicazione
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IGD warns new junk food model will delay mandatory reporting plans

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By Ian Quinn Verified
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The IGD has warned that government plans to shake up the UK’s metrics for defining unhealthy food will delay Wes Streeting’s plans for mandatory health reporting until 2030 or beyond. The Grocer revealed last week that government ministers held urgent talks with food industry leaders to discuss fears over its shift to an updated 2018 nutrient profiling model.
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Bacon backlash over cancer fears drives sales slump

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By Ian Quinn Verified
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Sales of nitrite-cured bacon plunged by £18.7m in the 12 weeks to the end of January, as figures show shoppers shying away from products containing controversial nitrite additives. Data from Worldpanel by Numerator (12 weeks ending 25 January 2026 vs the same period in 2025) show nitrite-containing (nitrite-cured) fresh bacon suffered a 7.3% drop in value and a 4.1% fall in volume over the period.
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Aldi and Asda urge ministers to abandon new HFSS health plans

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By Ian Quinn Verified
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Aldi and Asda have become the first major retailers to openly attack the government’s controversial plans to bring in a new model for healthy food. The retailers told MPs the moves, revealed by The Grocer last week, would suck investment out of lowering everyday prices and also risked confusing customers by demonising products that could play a part in a healthy, balanced diet.
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