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Peter Rixon

Peter Rixon

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London

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Total articles 305

  • Nestlé scales up action against child labour and expands cocoa sustainability program

    By Peter Rixon| Informa Verified ASK THE ANALYST Email Print Bookmark Tags: Cocoa Nestle Sustainability 10 Dec 2019 News Nestlé has today reported how it has expanded a programme in West Africa which seeks to tackle child labour in the cocoa sector.

    By Peter Rixon · Informa

    Dec. 10, 2019

  • Belgium: don’t ban veggie chicken pieces!

    By Peter Rixon, Ronja Berthold, Sophie Armour| Brussels Morning Verified Belgium (Brussels Morning Newspaper) Three food-focused NGOs today called upon the Belgian government to back down from its proposal to prohibit certain “meaty” names for plant-based products. Under guidelines currently going through a consultation process, names such as “vegetarian mince meat” and “plant-based chicken pieces” could be banned on the Belgian market. A final decision on the plans is expected in the coming weeks.

    By Peter Rixon, Ronja Berthold, Sophie Armour · Brussels Morning

    Feb. 22, 2022

  • Belgium: don’t ban veggie chicken pieces!

    By Peter Rixon, Ronja Berthold, Sophie Armour| Brussels Morning Verified Belgium (Brussels Morning Newspaper) Three food-focused NGOs today called upon the Belgian government to back down from its proposal to prohibit certain “meaty” names for plant-based products. Under guidelines currently going through a consultation process, names such as “vegetarian mince meat” and “plant-based chicken pieces” could be banned on the Belgian market. A final decision on the plans is expected in the coming weeks.

    By Peter Rixon, Ronja Berthold, Sophie Armour · Brussels Morning

    Feb. 22, 2022

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London, United Kingdom