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Pubs set for relief from packaging charges
Read the full story: Pubs set for relief from packaging chargesGovernment changes could reduce duplicate packaging charges for British pubs. From April 2027, glass containers supplied directly to licensed venues will be exempt from certain producer responsibility fees, with potential savings for hospitality operators.
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Whitbread shareholders reject Corvex boardroom challenge
Whitbread shareholders decisively reject an activist investor’s proposed board appointment. Corvex’s nominee was defeated with 83.4% voting against, allowing the existing board to continue its five-year restructuring programme.
