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Among quick take-away restaurants, the most common location for providing nutrition information was on the back of tray liners (52.5%, n = 21), followed by posters (30.0%, n = 12).

Judge Philip Richards said that the "heinous offences" could be punished by nothing less than a custodial sentence and hoped to set an example for other take-away owners.

Robin said: "While I was working away it was easy to pop out for a take-away, whatever the time there was always something open.

Unlike the grease and stodgy meals that usually comes in take-away cartons, the healthy and fresh Japanese cuisine is a welcome relief from it.

clickair stated that the take-away menu has been designed for travellers planning a short stay in one of its destinations.

For example, pizzas, take-away meals and these awful plastic bags asking for your old clothes.

MUGGERS threatened a man before demanding his mobile phone outside a Nuneaton take-away.

It follows a Court of Appeal ruling sandwiches and cold take-away foods bought from outlets operated by Compass Contract Catering in BBC Television Centre should be zero rated.

Ten years ago there wasn't the demand for such a high volume of take-away food or indeed take-away packaging.