M&S boss labels Autumn Budget a “tax grab”
M&S CEO Stuart Machin has responded to the Government’s Autumn Budget, criticising the increase in taxes for the business over the last three Budgets.
M&S CEO Stuart Machin has responded to the Government’s Autumn Budget, criticising the increase in taxes for the business over the last three Budgets.
According to journalists, a draft sanitary and phytosanitary deal has been agreed between the UK and EU.
According to the food industry, Chancellor John Healey’s Autumn Budget will have “no meaningful impact on consumer prices” as it claims Government sees food manufacturing as an “afterthought”.
Government has put in place five “fixes” to everyday costs including food and fuel.
Food Security Minister Stephen Morgan visited the SIAL Paris food trade show, where 99 UK exhibitors showcased grocery and meat products.
In an open letter, M&S CEO Stuart Machin has called on the Chancellor to take action by “fixing” business rates and securing a food deal with the EU.