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CommentWire	Mecca-Cola: the cola with a conscience Mecca-Cola has seen rapidly growing sales as it rides the worldwide anti-capitalist backlash. With an ethical reputation that goes beyond its core Muslim market, its sponsorship of the anti-war protests in London placed Mecca-Cola on the world stage and at the same time highlighted the growing market for products of its ilk. Published By Datamonitor	18 Feb 2003
CommentWire	Regional foods: bratwurst at the Brandenburg Gate Protesters in Berlin staged an enormous sausage grill-in after city officials attempted to shut down "Bratwurst at the Brandenburger Gate" on the grounds that it did not fit in with the area's new image. The ensuing protests served to highlight new EU legislation that protects regional delicacies. Published By Datamonitor	24 Feb 2003
CommentWire	Buffalo Grill: mad cow show Of the four people to have contracted the human form of mad cow disease in France so far, two have died. Both were regular customers of steakhouse chain Buffalo Grill. Allegations that the chain served British beef while it was banned in France have made headlines around Europe. The case once again highlights public concern and skepticism over food safety. Published By Datamonitor	26 Feb 2003
CommentWire	Buffalo Grill: mad cow show Of the four people to have contracted the human form of mad cow disease in France so far, two have died. Both were regular customers of steakhouse chain Buffalo Grill. Allegations that the chain served British beef while it was banned in France have made headlines around Europe. The case once again highlights public concern and skepticism over food safety. Published By Datamonitor	27 Feb 2003
CommentWire	Consumer goods: store for war Uncertainty about the increasingly likely US-led war on Iraq, together with continuing concerns over terrorism, are troubling consumers. This state of fear has repercussions on consumer purchasing behaviour, encouraging cutbacks on some products and the stockpiling of others.<BR /> Published By Datamonitor	11 Mar 2003
CommentWire	Sainsbury's: Five-a-day, but our way After refusing to join the Government's scheme, Sainsbury's has decided to introduce its own new logo to help alleviate consumer confusion over what exactly constitutes "five portions" of fruit and vegetables. Retailers want to be seen as responsible, helpful and informative - offering value-added services alongside their food.<BR /> Published By Datamonitor	25 Mar 2003
CommentWire	Cod farming: catering for battered fish stocks Dwindling wild stocks make cod one product where demand severely outstrips supply. A successful start for commercial cod farming in the UK could redress the balance and also throw a lifeline to faltering salmon farmers.<BR /> Published By Datamonitor	08 Apr 2003
CommentWire	Green energy: White Paper turns consumers red Renewable energy development in the UK currently looks to be too slow to meet government targets. Industry support seems insufficient, but there will also be another hurdle from the public. UK consumers have so far shown little interest in environmentally friendly energy and may be unhappy about the increased costs. Published By Datamonitor	29 Apr 2003
CommentWire	SUS: insurer launches innovative cover to cater to the needs of recessionary consumers Salisbury Underwriting Services has announced the launch of a new insurance product aimed at employees fearful of losing their job and not being able to secure one of comparable pay. The product is likely to find particular favor among consumers that are worried about job security due to the recession, and feel that their financial situation will only worsen in the months ahead. Published By Datamonitor	19 Aug 2009
CommentWire	Tesco: renaming of banking division heralds a renewed attack on Britain's players The newly christened Tesco Bank has parked its tanks on the banking world's lawn, declaring plans to offer both current accounts and mortgages to its customers, although not until the second half of 2010 at the earliest. By opting to wait up to a year or more, Tesco Bank could be missing a unique opportunity to capitalize on current consumer anger with the established banks. Published By Datamonitor	08 Oct 2009

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