Feedback threatens legal action after government bins mandatory food waste reporting

Stuart Stone
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Campaign group backed by the likes of Toast Ale, DASH water and Olio challenges ‘perplexing’ decision to scrap mandatory food waste reporting following consultation

Lawyers representing campaign group Feedback have written to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) threatening legal proceedings over its decision to scrap plans to introduce mandatory...

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