Crime
- Major breakthrough in fight against modern slavery>
Major breakthrough in fight against modern slavery
by Fred Searle 19 July 2021 Berries
Remote sensing is being used to identify migrant settlements and possible…
- Human trafficking arrests in Perthshire>
Human trafficking arrests in Perthshire
by Fred Searle 6 May 2021 Fruit
Four people charged with exploiting workers in Scotland after police operation…
- Camellia settlement includes local projects>
Camellia settlement includes local projects
by Tom Joyce 12 February 2021 Avocados
Following alleged abuses at businesses in Camellia’s Kenyan and Malawian…
- Crime threatens South African avos>
Crime threatens South African avos
by Fred Meintjes 26 January 2021 Avocados
Theft and stripping of avocado orchards before harvesting worries the…
- European customs seize South African berries>
European customs seize South African berries
by Mike Knowles 28 October 2020 Berries
Dutch authorities stop consignment of premium blueberries reportedly grown…
- Plumpton fined over slurry pollution>
Plumpton fined over slurry pollution
by Michael Barker 3 September 2020
Sussex agricultural college fined £50,000 plus costs for causing death of…
- Scottish grower in hot water over GLAA breach>
Scottish grower in hot water over GLAA breach
by Michael Barker 26 August 2020
Angus-based vegetable grower had been using an unlicensed recruitment agency to…
- GLAA names interim CEO>
GLAA names interim CEO
by Michael Barker 24 July 2020
Long-term civil servant Ziggy MacDonald to lead gangmasters' agency until…
- Food fraud vigilance 'at critical low'>
Food fraud vigilance 'at critical low'
by Michael Barker 14 July 2020
Lloyd's Register warns that the Covid crisis has seen attention drawn away…
- 9m Brits 'think they've eaten mislabelled food'>
9m Brits 'think they've eaten mislabelled food'
by Michael Barker 5 March 2020
Survey by catering compliance firm High Speed Training highlights concerns over…
