Berries news archive – Page 202

  • Lainton’s knowledge transfer
    Article

    Lainton’s knowledge transfer

    2004-06-03T15:42:22Z

    Somerfield is focused on giving its customers’ quality berries every year, whether it is strawberries, raspberries or blueberries. John Broy spoke to category buyer Ben Lainton who outlined the importance of developing supplier relationships to improve the retailer’s performance.

  • David Dunn of Wallings Nursery and Robert Rendll of Plantsman Ardleigh
    Article

    KG speeds ahead

    2004-06-03T15:41:17Z

    By Anabella de Sousa

  • Left to right - Dean Shaw (Well-pict) Danny Grover (Budgens Senior Fruit Buyer) Andy Izzard (Well-pict)
    Article

    No Budgen on berry taste

    2004-06-03T15:39:15Z

    The Budgens soft-fruit category has experienced tremendous growth this year, with sales to date showing a 21 per cent like-for-like uplift. Emma Hatfield reports.

  • Take-off for Belgian berry auctions
    Article

    Take-off for Belgian berry auctions

    2004-06-03T15:33:19Z

    Berry sales continue to increase at Belgian auction houses, allowing for a new focus on developing production facilities and a significant investment in facilities. Emma Hatfield reports.

  • Garden Frutta on a UK mission
    Article

    Garden Frutta on a UK mission

    2004-06-03T15:32:15Z

    By Kathy Hammond

  • Aussie berries to kick up a storm
    Article

    Aussie berries to kick up a storm

    2004-06-03T15:30:43Z

    By Jessica Purbrick-Herbst

  • Meiosis evaluates main role
    Article

    Meiosis evaluates main role

    2004-06-03T15:29:42Z

    Meiosis was established in 1989 as the brainchild of major UK fruit propagators and leading soft-fruit marketing companies. As it extends its breeding programmes further, the company’s Dr David Taylor believes things can only get better. John Broy reports.

  • Article

    Drinking from the summer cusp

    2004-05-27T16:35:14Z

    Most retailers appear to be on the cusp of summer, judging by the seasonality of their offer, writes David Shapley.

  • Berries improve your sex drive
    Article

    Berries improve your sex drive

    2004-05-24T11:54:39Z

    A new study, commissioned by British Summer Fruits, has found that strawberries and raspberries improve sex drive.

  • Israel gets in early
    Article

    Israel gets in early

    2004-05-20T16:15:20Z

    In this week’s focus on grapes Agrexco provides an update on developments in the Israeli marketplace.

  • The Summerfruit Company's Steve Maxwell and Ian Waller and Redevas Irene Geoghegan reach lofty heights on the London Eye
    Article

    Summerfruit Company takes flight

    2004-05-13T17:01:02Z

    The Summerfruit Company flew into its second UK soft-fruit season with a champagne and strawberry launch on the spectacular London Eye this week.

  • Mexican market hots up
    Article

    Mexican market hots up

    2004-05-13T16:41:29Z

    In this week’s focus on grapes the Mexican grape market hopes a smaller window of opportunity does not harm performance. Meanwhile Capespan’s procurement director Martin Dunnett takes us through the grape season and highlights the growing importance of the Egyptian market.

  • The new range of frozen berries will be supplied to supermarkets, fresh produce markets and food manufacturers
    Article

    JO Sims looks to Eastern Europe

    2004-05-12T10:01:01Z

    Fruit ingredients specialist JO Sims has appointed a new berry supplier, Munich-based Dinter Trading GmbH.

  • Article

    BerryWorld celebrates Re:Fresh awards

    2004-05-07T18:01:01Z

    BerryWorld took the Tesco Overall Produce Trader of the Year and Waitrose Primary Marketing Organisation of the Year at the Re:Fresh awards.

  • Tesco launches out-size berry
    Article

    Tesco launches out-size berry

    2004-05-06T08:01:00Z

    Tesco is launching what it has dubbed the world’s largest strawberries nation-wide on the UK market this week.

  • Tim Newton: "We have set up the most comprehensive training programme in the business."
    Article

    Training success for BerryWorld

    2004-04-28T10:01:01Z

    The first two students to complete soft-fruit supplier BerryWorld’s two-year management training scheme have both earned management roles within the industry.

  • Article

    Organic fresh produce plateau

    2004-04-26T17:15:53Z

    TNS analyses the development of the organic fruit and vegetable market in the UK in the last year.

  • Felipe Caprioli, director of mendoza producer/exporter Olive Grove
    Article

    Argentines talk a good game

    2004-04-26T16:37:46Z

    The Argentine Chamber of Commerce held an event in London in February, to showcase the scope of its exporters of organic food and drink to the UK buyer and encourage direct communication along the supply chain. Tommy Leighton joined the audience and reports on the different perspectives aired during the seminar and discussion.

  • Belgian co-op looks to increase strawberry volumes
    Article

    Belgian co-op looks to increase strawberry volumes

    2004-04-22T17:01:01Z

    Belgian co-operative Veiling Hoogstraten hopes to increase its volumes of strawberries produced this season by 1,500 tonnes.

  • UK glasshouse strawberry season gets underway
    Article

    UK glasshouse strawberry season gets underway

    2004-04-16T12:01:01Z

    THE UK glasshouse strawberry season is getting under way this week, albeit slightly later than hoped for.