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Food: UK Govt gets multi-nationals to write policy - by Sue Kedgley
It’s hard to believe, but this is true. Food corporations no longer have to spend millions lobbying for favourable government policy in the United Kingdom. Instead, they have been invited by the new Conservative government to actually write the policy! read moreNovember 24, 2010 4:52 pm - 34 Comments -
Green MP praises McDonalds – just the once! - by Sue Kedgley
McDonalds is the first fast food retailer – in fact the first large commercial business in New Zealand – to commit to using free range eggs in 19 of its restaurants in New Zealand. read moreDecember 1, 2009 10:07 am - 10 Comments -
McDonalds food comes at a price - by frog
The simmering dispute between McDonald’s and its New Zealand workers over wages, and just as importantly, guaranteed hours of work is one we should be watching as it is an issue that extends beyond workers’ rights and industrial relations. MacDonald’s heavily marketed and low priced food that our children eat is the direct result of [...] read moreNovember 7, 2008 7:42 am - 28 Comments -
Gastronomic globalisation complete - by frog
Well, on this news, we can consider any battle against gastronomic globalisation over. The Latest gastronomic sensation in France is the burger — and not just any beef patty in a bun. Only the McDo will do. You can ignore anti-globalisation protests, French cultural snobbery and antipathy over Iraq, the monkeys have not merely surrendered [...] read moreJuly 25, 2008 1:10 pm - 9 Comments -
Advertising cola to children - by frog
The Heart Foundation is urging the Government to take notice of survey results that show 82% of New Zealand parents and grandparents would like to ban television advertising of unhealthy food and drink products to children. Sue Kedgley has supported the call suggesting that there should be a restriction on advertising unhealthy food on television [...] read moreFebruary 19, 2008 4:19 pm - 52 Comments -
Does stopping at McDonald’s drive through take oh so much time? - by frog
It appears CubeMe has the answer – the Exhaust Pipe Grill. Now you can cook your cow with petrol too, as well as raising it on oil-based fertilisers, pesticides and maize silage. read moreFebruary 19, 2008 1:39 pm - 3 Comments
