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30 October 2015CopyrightSean Ibbetson

Protecting a chef’s secret recipe

With the UK’s Wednesday night TV viewing switching seamlessly from the final of cookery show “The Great British Bake Off” to the new series of Alan Sugar’s hunt for his next business partner on “The Apprentice”, some people’s thoughts will possibly be dominated by considerations of how a chef could rely on the law of confidence to protect his or her recipe as a trade secret.

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