Home
RSSAre you an indulgent consumer and make impulse purchases of food that you are unlikely to eat? If so, then you are shamelessly wasting food that a hungry person could have eaten.
According to a recent government watchdog, Britain’s food waste.
Related Stories
Most Recent
Most Popular
Most Commented
1
Star It 
(0)
Eco Factor: Supermarket checkout to be powered by the energy created by shoppers’ cars.
If you’re a regular consumer of goods purchased from Sainsbury’s in...
made popular Jun 16 2009
AP, Washington
Supermarkets should use their discount card programs that track customers’ shopping habits to prevent illness by alerting people who have bought tainted foods, a...
made popular Feb 3 2009
Gone are the days where milk was available only in bottles and plastic! A new green replacement ‘cardmilk’ is here to stay for long. The term simply means that milk...
made popular Aug 14 2008
ONE of the biggest brand names in food this summer doesn’t carry a trademark. It’s the word “local,” which has entered the language as a...
made popular Aug 7 2008
Two major supermarkets were cordoned off by police today after a man shocked shoppers by allegedly spraying urine on the food.
made popular May 19 2008
Supermarkets have banned sales of eggs and tomato ketchup to young people in a bid to cut anti-social behavior.
made popular Apr 16 2008
In a global world, where cultures converge, the future world of food will offer much more too! Demanding customers will be more aware and conscious of the choices they...
made popular May 14 2007
To ban plastic bags from large supermarkets in a bid to promote recycling, San Francisco becomes the first city in the US to vote on Tuesday. The city’s Board of...
made popular Mar 28 2007
Need no mentioning that plastic bags have always been a major environmental nuisance. As an initiative towards the concern, the British government has urged the...
made popular Oct 13 2006
When we think of buying organic, we have a set idea that it will fall a bit heavy on the purse. But, this summer you are not to go disappointed about it. The...
made popular May 13 2006
The growing numbers of patients of Type II diabetes are worrying medical experts already. The apprehensions about the increasing number of undiagnosed sufferers of type...
made popular May 10 2006
Supermarkets are testing RFid tags that could be used for tracking shoppers in the store and keep watch on goods after customers have taken them home. These tags are...
made popular Feb 6 2006
All Stories
Most Recent
Most Popular
Most Commented
