Port wars, food imports, probiotics
Britain's biggest container port versus the new 'super port' opening this year, plus the inspectors hunting for dodgy food imports, and John Waite's non-smoking diary.
95% of what we buy comes through our ports - we look at the battle between Britain's biggest container port and the new "super port" opening this year.
We'll also be cracking open some containers to check if what's inside is horse meat or really fit for human consumption.
Why sales of probiotics are on a downward spiral.
And the thrilling climax to John Waite's struggle to give up smoking. Did Peter White take him for a curry? Or did lonely John go back on the fags?
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Social Care costs
Lord Warner from Dilnott Commission & Chris Horlick from Insurance Company Partnership.
Duration: 12:52
Felixstowe Port vs London Gateway
With Paul Davey from Felixstowe and Richard Bird, Director of UK Major Ports Group
Duration: 13:35
Listener emails
Listeners respond to the new Social Care plans
Duration: 01:28
Port Inspectors
Who inspects the goods that come into the UK? Melanie Abbott on location in Felixstowe.
Duration: 10:40
John Waite's smoking diary
Has John Waite managed to give up smoking?
Duration: 05:06
London Gateway
The Chief Executive of London Gateway, Simon Moore
Duration: 02:59
Has an EFSA ruling affected probiotic sales?
Professor Paul Berryman from Leatherhead Food Research and Ewa Hudson from Euromonitor
Duration: 06:30
Broadcasts
- Mon 11 Feb 2013 12:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 FM
- Mon 11 Feb 2013 12:04Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 LW
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