Soft drinks brands sign up to government Responsibility Deal initiative
22 Jan 2013 | by Gemma Charles
Asda, Coca-Cola GB, Mars, Tesco and Subway that have already signed up. Public Health Minister Anna ...
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Starbucks defends 'healthy options' in wake of health minister attack
26 Apr 2013 | by John Reynolds
Starbucks has moved to defend its reputation in light of a verbal attack from health minister Anna
Tesco and Mars sign up to latest wave of Responsibility Deal
15 Nov 2012 | by John Reynolds
brand ambassador and Olympian Anthony Ogogo, to promote its choice of a Low Fat Sub. Anna Soubry ...
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including Dragons' Den star Theo Paphitis. Read more Anna Soubry , the recently appointed health ...
Government rejects calls for alcohol ad ban
20 Sep 2012 | by our Parliamentary correspondent
with "high appeal" to under-18s, rather than of "particular appeal" as at present. Anna Soubry, the ...
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