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An analysis of 89 popular branded groceries also showed four-in-ten products had no labelling to show if they could be recycled
The company responded to the UK Government’s emergency measures saying ‘energy customers will breathe a sigh of relief that these will protect them from steep bills and losing their energy supply’
A Which? investigation suggests the answer is no
Consumer bodies are calling on householders to shop around and switch to a better deal
The ban will remain in place for three months, which could be extended if the company fails to make improvements
It will come into effect from 1st April 2019 for standard variable tariff and prepayment meter customers
A new Which? report says there are just eight tariffs costing less than £1,000 a year on the market
Ofgem has a consultation on its proposals until 23rd January 2019
Consumer body Which? says they would need to triple the current rate of installing the smart technology to hit 2020 target
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