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Force companies to report their food waste, say leading UK retailers

More than 30 businesses have written to the environment secretary calling for mandatory reporting of wasted food

Promise of ‘glass skin’ drives surge in sales of K-beauty products in UK

South Korean skincare brands expected to follow country’s music, film and TV exports in becoming blockbusters

UK supermarkets not doing enough to tackle antibiotic misuse, report says

Findings come amid growing concerns about overuse of medicines in farm animals and rise of superbugs

Morrisons agrees £331m property deal on extra long leases to cut debt pile

Transaction will reportedly provide investment firm Song Capital with ground rent on 76 supermarkets for 45 years

Amazon UK pays corporation tax for first time since 2020

End of ‘super-deduction’ means Amazon UK Services paid £18.7m last year, as British arm raked in sales of £27bn

From 99p blouses to a fast-fashion giant: Primark’s 50 years on the UK high street

Fast fashion chain has brought catwalk trends at low prices – but faced criticism over cost to planet

Open sesame? Sainsbury’s and Tesco drop lids from pots of hummus

Unhappy shoppers complain of waste and inconvenience after peel-off film cover is introduced to reduce plastics use

Co-op chain turns to AI to identify criminals with weapons

Group to trial technology that can detect shoplifting and attacks on staff after losses from crime rose by almost 20% to £40m in six months

Phantom brands, ‘seasonal’ discounts and shrinkflation: the pricing tricks used by Australian supermarkets

Coles and Woolworths are accused of inflating prices – but those aren’t the only tactics hurting shoppers

US labor watchdog pressures Trader Joe’s to bargain with New York union

Company may be ordered to recognize union amid allegations employees were threatened during election

EU plant exporters turning backs on UK over post-Brexit border checks, says trade group

Trading relationships at ‘breaking point’ because of delays and costs, garden centres and nurseries warn

Kroger-Albertsons merger will increase costs for shoppers, says FTC chair

Lina Khan made remark on largest-ever US grocery merger, which FTC is seeking to block, on CBS’s 60 Minutes

Tesco’s Aldi price-matched products are not like for like, report says

Dozens of items at UK’s largest supermarket chain contain lower proportions of key ingredients than rival, BBC claims

‘It’s going to be messy’: the rise of the supersized sandwich in the UK

They pack colossal amounts of carbs and are impossible to eat on the go but the American-style XXL sarnie is filling sandwich shops with inventive offerings

Asda pays the price for big debt and turmoil in the boardroom

With its shelves emptying and its billionaire owners in retreat, the struggling retailer has had to call in its veteran chair as chief executive

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