AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAlcohol policy crackdown: North East campaigners warn “kiddification” of alcohol, saying colourful, toy-like branding and promotions (including World Cup-themed gimmicks) risk normalising under-age drinking. Public safety at the wheel: Dyfed-Powys Police issue a World Cup drink-driving reminder that alcohol can still impair you the next day. Food allergy recall: The FSA says a Honeycomb Blast chocolate bar has been recalled because milk is not declared on pack, posing a risk to people with milk allergy/intolerance. Retail & hospitality: Whole Foods opens its new St James, London store with ready-to-go food and local beers; Morrisons runs a World Cup free-drink deal at 300+ cafés for fans in England shirts. Industry disruption: Millennium Dough Company, a wholesale pizza dough supplier, enters administration owing about £1.5m. Health & weight loss: The MHRA approves a Wegovy semaglutide tablet for UK obesity/weight management under strict criteria. Local food culture: Bridport Food & Drink Festival returns June 13 with nearly 100 stalls and a Friday fundraising “Feast.” Pub spotlight: The Three Horseshoes in Letchmore Heath wins Hertfordshire’s best pub/bar at the National Pub & Bar Awards.
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