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Here’s something to get your teeth into in your new role seeing as though you did nothing about it in your old one. Spot the fraud....
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its Tesco and RT so start a few more threadsThis is now on three threads ....all showing the same bag of carrots .....
Does RT run Tesco or does Tesco run RTits Tesco and RT so start a few more threads
No you're not alone with that ....., I think the same when it catches my eyeI read the title of this thread and keep reading the name as 'bacon' not 'Tacon'. Am I alone in this or it is early onset Alzheimer's brought on by overconsuming pork products?
No , I think the same when it catches my eye
But theres worse, then I'm away in my mind and .... thinking ' I wonder if her husband is called Kevin'
TFF xmas parlour game: Six degrees of Christine Tacon .
Im up for the job of Farm assurance/Rt checks in Barbados.....tescos and their supplier are at fault.....not RT on this occasion .....of course their reaction will be proportionate to their 'spine'
RT has to offer membership to beyond these shores......if they meet the standards they're entitled to use the logo but not with the union jack bit
Sorry that’s my job .Im up for the job of Farm assurance/Rt checks in Barbados.....
Like most things EU, the labeling laws have a hole you can march coach and horses through. The ' Place of Provenance ' conveniently allows for food to change nationality if it's from "the country where the product last underwent substantial, economically justified processing. " However, the law on labeling is supposed to protect the buyers from being misled, so the " Country of Origin " should be clear to the buyer, which is usually somewhere in small print to tick the box.
The whole thing is a sham and con, has been for years.