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Best and worst dishwashing detergents and tablets revealed as cheap Aldi brand tops list

Consumer group says Aldi brand scored 79%, beating two Finish detergents on 77%, including one that is nearly 10 times the price

The Guardian - AU

Tesco CEO aims to keep lowering prices as profits climb and food inflation falls

First half like for like sales at Tesco have improved 8.4%

Evening Standard

Factory worker jailed for spiking Nando’s hummus with metal rings

Rubber gloves, plastic bags and metal ring pulls were found mixed into products destined to be sold by high street restaurants

The Independent UK

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Tesco says food inflation falling as it cuts price on 2,500 items

Average 12% reduction comes as more affordable own-brand products introduced in Express stores

The Guardian - UK

A new kind of 3D-printed carrot, in the words of its Qatar-based inventors

Qatari students aim to make ‘food accessible to people all over the world’ with their 3D printer.

Al Jazeera

Factory worker jailed for contaminating food meant for high street restaurants

Rubber gloves, plastic bags and metal ring pulls were found mixed into products destined to be sold by high street restaurants.

The Independent UK

McCartney looks to the world’s future and her family’s past to find fashion week Wings

McCartney’s latest spring/summer collection was was a heady revisit of her fashion heritage, set amid a pop-up market serving her mum’s veggie burgers

Evening Standard

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The curious status of the vasectomy in the UK in 2023: ‘Young, none and done’

Oliver Keens explores why younger men are getting the snip and why getting a doctor to agree to it is harder than you might think

The Independent UK

More than a quarter of people ‘eating less healthily’ due to cost-of-living crisis

A BBC Good Food Nation poll found that 17 per cent are cooking less from scratch

Evening Standard

More than a quarter of consumers eating less healthily in cost-of-living crisis

Some 28% of people say they are eating less nutritious food because it is too expensive, a BBC Good Food Nation survey found.

The Independent UK

Historical sexual harassment claims not acted on by doctors’ watchdog

The five-year rule, which puts time limit on reporting sex assaults and rape, allows doctors who may be guilty to continue practising

The Guardian - UK

We have fought to protect others since an allergic reaction killed our daughter. Now UK ministers must help us

The law passed in her name has helped millions. But we need tighter regulations and more urgency, says campaigner Tanya Ednan-Laperouse

The Guardian - UK

Heinz creates new condiment in honour of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s romance

‘It’s a new Era for Heinz,’ condiment company says

The Independent UK

John Lewis to seek £150 million from sale of 12 Waitrose stores

A sale and leaseback allows the retailer to monetize parts of its valuable store estate

Evening Standard

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Bangkok Post

TEST YOURSELF: Strange but healthy

From vegan eggs to insect-based treats, Thai researchers are creating alternative healthy food options.

The Independent UK

Heinz creates new condiment in honour of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s romance

‘It’s a new Era for Heinz,’ condiment company says

Salon

What is nanocellulose?

"Demand for nanocellulose is growing worldwide"

The Hindu

Consumers and food vendors urged to immediately stop using newspapers for packing, serving and storing food items

The FSSAI noted that it is closely working with the States’ food authorities to prohibit the use of newspapers for wrapping or packaging food items

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Evening Standard

Celebrations launches Bounty-only tubs

Bountys are back in Celebrations, too

The Independent UK

Great British Bake Off fans immediately offer to lay down their lives for Saku

Sri Lankan contestant earned a rare hug from judge Paul Hollywood in episode one

The Guardian - UK

Galaxy chocolate bars now 10% smaller amid ‘shrinkflation’

Mars admits it has had to reduce size of product due to ‘growing pressures’ of rising costs

The Independent UK

How a viral bean soup recipe prompted the internet to break down ‘what about me’ effect

‘Can I substitute beans with something else?’ a commenter asked on a bean soup recipe

WEKU

Why many business owners would love it if you stopped using your credit card

The fees merchants pay for accepting credit cards are much higher in the U.S. than in Europe. Ice cream shop owner Victor Garcia, for example, paid more than $25,000 in swipe fees last year.

The Independent UK

Backlash over viral bean soup recipe prompts TikTokers to explain ‘what about me’ effect

‘Can I substitute beans with something else?’ a commenter asked on a bean soup recipe

Salon

The impact of ultraprocessed foods

"The environmental impact of ultra-processed foods cannot be ignored any longer"

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