Streeting’s junk food crackdown labelled ‘nanny state mission’

City A.M.

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Retail bosses have hit out at a government plan to stop supermarkets from selling junk food in favour of fruit and vegetables as a “nanny state” policy that would add to red tape faced by high street shops.  Under new plans to tackle the NHS’s £11.4bn obesity bill, the government will set supermarkets a “healthy [...]

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