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Supporting effective implementation of UK placement and promotion regulations Conference

Full video of the free virtual conference held by The University of Southampton on the topic of 'Supporting effective implementation of UK placement and promotion regulations'. In October 2022 legislation will be implemented that will restrict the placement of high fat, salt and sugar (HFSS) products in prominent areas such as checkouts, store entrances and the end of aisles in UK shops. In October 2023 there are plans for further restrictions on the use of volume-based promotions (e.g. buy one get one free and multibuy deals). This conference was hosted by the University of Southampton and attended by over 340 delegates who wanted to learn more about implementing this new legislation effectively. Programme details: Dr Christina Vogel, University of Southampton - Welcome to the Conference David Pickering, Chartered Trading Standards Institute - Overview of the legislation and recommendations for enforcement Chloe Mackean, The Food Foundation - Importance of the legislation -Why do we need to limit promotions of HFSS products? Sharon Bligh, Consumer Goods Forum - How can we ensure a level playing field amongst retailers? A global perspective Short break Andrea M Inchausti, British Retail Consortium - Understanding in-scope categories Ed Woodall, Association of Convenience Stores - New guidance to facilitate implementation within convenience stores Preeti Dhuria and Dr Sarah Muir, University of Southampton - Likely impacts of the legislation on consumers, retailers and enforcers Panel discussion chaired by Sharon Bligh - Supporting compliance with the spirit of the legislation vs the letter of the law (discussion with Iain Ferris, University of Birmingham, John Nash, Oxfordshire County Council, Ed Woodall and Dr Sarah Muir). For more details about the WRAPPED legislation study at University of Southampton - https://www.mrc.soton.ac.uk/web2/coho...