Business In the Community Media Round Up, 23 May 2008
23/05/2008
 

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I see a tall dark stranger from trading standards...
The Times, p.3

The fortune-tellers, at least, must have seen it coming. The biggest overhaul of consumer laws for 40 years takes effect on Monday, tightening controls on everything from door-to-door salesmen to children’s advertising.

 
 
No quick fix for escalating food prices
The Times, p.64

There are no quick fixes to the food price inflation sweeping across the high street, Alistair Darling was warned yesterday, as a top-level report said that prices could remain at record levels for the next decade.

 
 
Tate & Lyle hopes Fairtrade will sweeten results
The Guardian, Business

Tate & Lyle is looking to Fairtrade sugar to help boost its fortunes after posting an 11% drop in profits last year.

 
 
New vision of climate change through Google Earth
Wired-gov online

Millions of Google Earth users around the world will be able to see how climate change could affect the planet and its people over the next century, along with viewing the loss of Antarctic ice shelves over the last 50 years, thanks to a new project launched today.

 
 
Sustainability reports should be independent
Best Practice online

The top 60 FTSE companies have been criticised for not having sustainability reports independently verified by a ‘recognised’ accounting firm.

 
 
Green can mean profits
The Business Desk online

Yorkshire business leaders attended the JCI Leeds Annual Business Lecture to debate whether or not companies can be environmental and make a profit.

 
 

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