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By the late 1990s there were so many different ‘food assured’ claims and logos on food packs that it was becoming difficult for shoppers to make sense of them. So British consumers were asked what assurances they really wanted and they asked for a definitive, easy-to-spot symbol of assurance that food had been farmed and produced to independently inspected standards.
