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<title>What a promotion actually costs a supplier</title>
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<description>A price promotion is a commercial arrangement with costs on both sides. What those costs are, how they are structured, and what the Code says about them.</description>
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<description>Reference pricing, drip pricing and misleading omissions are governed by consumer protection law, now under the DMCC Act 2024 with direct CMA enforcement.</description>
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<description>Where a product sits on a shelf is the output of a planning process with rules attached. What category management is, and what the law says about paying for</description>
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<title>Use by and best before: one is a safety instruction, the other is not</title>
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<description>The two date marks on UK food packs answer different questions. One is about safety and is legally binding on sellers. The other is about quality.</description>
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<description>The quantitative ingredient declaration is the rule that puts a number next to an ingredient. Knowing when it is triggered tells you what to look for.</description>
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<title>What the order of an ingredients list does and does not tell you</title>
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<title>How to read a UK food label, and the order to read it in</title>
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<description>A food pack is not one document but several, written under different rules. The order to read them in, and which parts are required by law.</description>
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<title>Allergen information on UK packaging: what the law requires</title>
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<description>Fourteen allergens must be declared and emphasised. What the rules cover, what changed for food packed on site, and what precautionary wording is.</description>
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<title>How to read a UK food label, and the order to read it in</title>
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<description>The mandatory particulars on a UK food pack, in the order worth reading them. Ingredients, percentages, dates, allergens and the nutrition table, and what ea</description>
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<title>Traceability in UK food law: one step back, one step forward</title>
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<description>Food traceability law requires each business to know its immediate supplier and immediate customer. What that achieves, and where the chain gets thin.</description>
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<title>What the National Food Crime Unit does</title>
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<description>Food crime is deliberate deception in the food supply chain, and it is investigated separately from food safety. What the unit is, and how food crime differs</description>
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<title>Recalls, withdrawals and alerts: how a product comes off the shelf</title>
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<description>A withdrawal removes product from the supply chain. A recall asks consumers to return it. The alerts published by the regulator are the visible part.</description>
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<title>Food miles as a proxy, and what carbon labelling actually attempts</title>
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<description>Distance travelled is a weak proxy for environmental impact. What carbon footprint labelling tries to do instead, and why the figures are hard to compare.</description>
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<title>The cases that produced current food fraud law</title>
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<description>Food law is largely reactive. The offences, powers and institutions in place today can each be traced to a specific failure that preceded them.</description>
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<title>Country of origin on food labels: what it covers and what it skips</title>
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<title>Traceability in UK food law: one step back, one step forward</title>
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<description>How food is traced, how origin is declared, what food crime is and how it is investigated, what carbon labelling attempts, and how a product comes off a shel</description>
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<title>What organic means in UK law, and what certification actually checks</title>
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<description>Organic is a legally protected term in the UK, tied to certification by an approved control body. What the certification covers, and what the code on the pac</description>
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<title>What a food hygiene rating covers, and what it does not</title>
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<description>The food hygiene rating is a snapshot of three defined areas at the date of inspection. It is not a quality score, and the rules differ across the UK.</description>
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<title>Protected designations of origin: how a place name becomes a legal category</title>
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<description>Geographical indication schemes turn a place name into a registered specification with a legal boundary. What each of the designations means and what it guar</description>
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<title>Front of pack traffic lights: what the scheme is designed to do</title>
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<description>The colour-coded front of pack scheme in the UK is voluntary, government-recommended and built for comparison at a glance. What it is for, and its limits.</description>
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<title>Free range, grass fed, outdoor bred: which are defined and by whom</title>
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<title>Farm assurance logos: what a scheme audit actually covers</title>
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<title>Front of pack traffic lights: what the scheme is designed to do</title>
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<title>When a food post has to be labelled an advert</title>
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<description>Advertising has to be obviously identifiable. What triggers a disclosure obligation for food content, and what a compliant label looks like.</description>
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<description>Rules restricting where certain products can be promoted in store, and how they can be advertised, change what a shopper sees. A description of the mechanism</description>
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<title>How the ASA decides a food advert is misleading</title>
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<description>The advertising system works on complaints, codes and published rulings. How a complaint becomes a ruling, and what the tests actually are.</description>
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<title>How food delivery platforms rank restaurants, and what that ranking is</title>
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<title>How food photography and styling shape what you expect</title>
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<description>Recipe formats, food styling, delivery platform rankings, advertising rulings, influencer disclosure and the rules that change where a promotion may be place</description>
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<title>What natural means on a food label in the UK</title>
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<description>Natural has no general statutory definition in UK food law. What it does have is guidance criteria, and a general rule against misleading consumers.</description>
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<description>Environmental claims on food are governed by consumer protection law, sharpened by the CMA Green Claims Code and the enforcement powers in the DMCC Act 2024.</description>
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<description>A family of pack words carries strong associations and no definition. What governs them, why they persist, and how to read them without cynicism.</description>
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<description>Nutrition and health claims sit inside a closed authorisation system. Almost everything else on a front panel does not. How to tell which you are reading.</description>
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