Tag Archives: Tesco

Think horse meat in Tesco burgers is bad, try these… human meat sausages.

By January 20 2013, 11:17 pm 2 Comments

The ethics of food has been high up the agenda for a long while, and even though press coverage of incidents like this raises the awareness, it actually distracts from the bigger ethical issues that they are less interested in reporting.

“Honey, I think I’ve poisoned the kids.”

By December 13 2012, 2:03 am Leave a comment

You’d expect most things you buy from a supermarket, especially Tesco, to be safe, wouldn’t you? So I am amazed that Tesco have not responded to a serious concern about them selling potentially poisonous wild mushrooms. Are they putting profits before people’s health and wellbeing?

Tesco ventures into coffee shops and gets a roasting in Crouch End

By November 20 2012, 1:46 am Leave a comment

Crouch End probably has more coffee shops than anywhere in London, if not Britain. There are over 30 places to get a real cup of coffee. So it is no surprise that Harris & Hoole, backed by Tesco, has opened their too.

Big brands get responsible and sign up to calorie reductions.

By March 28 2012, 12:55 am Leave a comment

As part of the government’s Public Health Responsibility Deal, seventeen companies, from snack foods to fast foods to soft drinks, have committed to reducing calories. More than three-quarters of the retail market have signed up….

Learn to earn, the big debate.

By February 28 2012, 1:51 am Leave a comment

Former M&S boss, Sir Stuart Rose, has been at the centre of a debate between a scheme to help young people into the workplace and a left wing group ‘Right to Work,’ who are complaining that big businesses offer to try and reduce unemployment is ‘slave labour.’ It’s a highly controversial subject….

Should Facebook be more honest?

By September 12 2011, 2:36 am 2 Comments

Does Facebook LIKES mean anything at all? With consumers using Facebook to complain, maybe it’s time Facebook introduced a dislike button.

The easy way to customer relationship management, not.

By July 29 2008, 1:22 am 1 Comment

When you fly on a cheap airline you can expect to be
travelling cattle class but that doesn’t mean that brands like EasyJet and
Ryanair (especially given their profit warnings) can afford to treat customers
like cattle. In today’s consumer dominated marketplace and credit crunching
times, the customer may want cheap prices but still expects to be treated well.

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