Fine Cut Blog Archive for February 2012
Inconsistent labelling "moves goalposts" for gardeners
Gardeners are being caught out by the inconsistent labelling practices of plant retailers, a horticultural expert has claimed.
Traditional and modern engraving technology combined at H&H
The importance of new technology has been championed by historic gunmaker Holland & Holland (H&H).
Campaign to remove 'five-a-day' labels from unhealthy food
Food manufacturers have been urged to remove the 'five-a-day' symbols from the labels of unhealthy foods.
Manufacturers using fictional locations on food labels
Food manufacturers have been urged to be honest about the origin of their products following revelations that many are using fictional locations on their labels.
Sainsbury's to revise 'freeze by' advice on labels
Sainsbury's is to make changes to its product labels in an effort to reduce food waste, The Guardian reports.
Tesco withdraws from Carbon Trust labelling system
Supermarket giant Tesco has opted out of a Carbon Trust labelling scheme just over four years after signing up for it.
Samsung follows Apple's lead on engraving
Electronics manufacturer Samsung is following in Apple's footsteps by encouraging customers to engrave one of its products.
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