the British grocery chain, has cancelled a plan to sell Christmas puddings containing “lucky sixpences” because Health and Safety Executive regulations say they are a choking hazard. Instead, it will attach the coins to “collectors’ cards” and suggest customers place them under the plate or placemat of a lucky family member. Daily Telegraph 18.10.95.
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Xmas choker
SAINSBURY’S, 
the British grocery chain, has cancelled a plan to sell Christmas puddings containing “lucky sixpences” because Health and Safety Executive regulations say they are a choking hazard. Instead, it will attach the coins to “collectors’ cards” and suggest customers place them under the plate or placemat of a lucky family member. Daily Telegraph 18.10.95.
the British grocery chain, has cancelled a plan to sell Christmas puddings containing “lucky sixpences” because Health and Safety Executive regulations say they are a choking hazard. Instead, it will attach the coins to “collectors’ cards” and suggest customers place them under the plate or placemat of a lucky family member. Daily Telegraph 18.10.95.
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