Ian Quinn is a journalist at The Grocer. He covers major retailers such as Tesco, Asda, and Morrisons, while also being the go-to expert for issues related to health, high street, and public affairs. Ian's work has been featured in The Grocer, where he delves into themes surrounding food and beverages, retail, and consumer health, alongside topics like food safety and economic policy.
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Ian Quinn's articles predominantly cover the food industry and related government policies in the United Kingdom. He frequently reports on government announcements, cites data, and discusses legal policy regulations within the business sector.
To engage effectively with Ian, consider offering insights or expert commentary on topics such as food surplus management, food safety regulations, eco-labeling in the food industry, and actions taken by supermarkets to address the plastic crisis. Additionally, relevant data-driven analysis or responses to governmental announcements concerning these subjects could be of interest to him.
Given his national focus on UK-based issues within the food industry and regulation domain, it is advisable to tailor pitches that specifically align with these areas while considering their potential impact at a larger scale.
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The four UK enforcement bodies have stepped in to try to tackle plastic fee chaos
With days to go before the budget, trade bodies say the time has come for the PRN "plastic tax" to be canned altogether
In a letter to Andy Burnham ahead of next week's budget, companies including Asda, Coca-Cola and Mars warned the proposals would lead to major cost increases across a huge range of products
The supermarket is piloting a new apprenticeship programme called Asda Roots' which will start by offering 16 young people permanent roles
New CPI inflation figures this week prompted last-ditch food industry calls for the government to help by delivering a much-needed cost-cutting budget on 28 October
Billed as the next chapter in the food strategy process, and overseen by IGD, Food Nation 2040 aims to build a coalition of industry, government and NGOs that will decide a framework of action on priority areas
The Packaging Scheme Forum said the government should concentrate on evolution, not wholesale reform
By: Ian Quinn
A leaked document shows a draft plan that would see novel foods continue under the FSA's existing regime, while a longer-term solution with Europe becomes part of longer-term detailed negotiations
Delivering the keynote address to the IGD's Future of the UK Food System conference in London yesterday, Eagle said the government believed in handing more power and resources to local authorities
This week, ministers published new resilience advice to businesses and individuals, including calls for households to stockpile long shelf-life food
