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Heineken warns British pubs and bars over use of weight-loss drugs

Heineken has warned British pubs that the rising use of GLP-1 weight-loss medications is changing alcohol consumption patterns. The brewer suggests that venues should adjust their strategies by promoting smaller serving sizes and non-alcoholic options to adapt to customers who are drinking less.

Hospitality staff on a possible ban on takeaway packaging: Just drink your coffee in the shop more often

Hospitality staff on a possible ban on takeaway packaging: Just drink your coffee in the shop more often

The Amsterdam municipality is investigating a potential ban on disposable packaging as a strategy to decrease litter. Local hospitality workers and customers are weighing in on the proposal, with some highlighting the improved quality of coffee when served in permanent cups.

Most Albert Heijn customers still unable to order online delivery due to ongoing app issues

Most Albert Heijn customers still unable to order online delivery due to ongoing app issues

Albert Heijn has resumed home grocery deliveries at reduced capacity following a cyberattack on parent company Ahold Delhaize that halted services for nearly two weeks. Despite the restart, customers report ongoing technical errors with the app and website, while experts estimate the company lost up to 200 million euros in revenue during the outage.

Supermarkets make mistakes with price tags and receipts again

Supermarkets make mistakes with price tags and receipts again

A study by the Dutch Consumers Association reveals that many supermarkets frequently display incorrect prices on paper promotional tags, leading to discrepancies at the checkout. Following the investigation, several chains have removed problematic signage and introduced price guarantee policies to ensure customers are charged the correct amounts.

An emergency neighborhood supermarket that always has toilet paper, rice and crispbread in stock: it’s happening in Denmark

An emergency neighborhood supermarket that always has toilet paper, rice and crispbread in stock: it’s happening in Denmark

Denmark is preparing to launch 51 emergency supermarkets equipped to function during power outages and cyberattacks, providing essential supplies even without grid connectivity. The Netherlands is currently exploring similar strategies as part of a national food security plan, though no concrete implementation has been finalized.