All Consumers articles – Page 124
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ArticleSuper smoothie move by Waitrose
Premium-brand SaVse smoothie aimed at knocking Innocent and Naked off their thrones lands first supermarket listing
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ArticleCranfield research throws up surprises
A survey of UK suppliers into consumer buying habits casts doubt on the efficacy of price promotions on fruit and veg
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ArticleRed Tractor role for ex-retail director
Andrew Blenkiron and Claire Nicholson replace Meurig Raymond and Diane McCrea on food assurance body's board
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ArticleReady Pac boosts Ready Snax line
Packaging innovations and new varieties cater to growing demand for fresh snacking choices
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ArticleGrocery giants copy Tesco's waste move
All of the UK's major supermarkets commit to publishing their data on food waste created at retail, à la Tesco in October
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ArticleFive minutes with... Roger Pepperl
Americafruit speaks to Stemilt Growers' marketing director about the Polar Vortex, upcoming opportunities and consumer trends
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ArticleTesco and Google in £15m grower scheme
New 'farm to fork' educational programme involving major UK growers launched for primary school children
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ArticleSainsbury’s Local overtakes supermarkets
Retailer’s convenience channel has more stores than traditional supermarkets, showing consumers shop 'little and often’
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ArticleNut prices to soar in Taiwan
Price rises expected ahead of Chinese New Year due to Increased demand for the health food
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ArticleSpain's October consumption falls
Statistics show that fresh fruit and vegetable consumption fell 0.6 per cent in volume terms during October
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ArticleNew platform brings growth online
China’s e-commerce boom is creating an exciting new channel for fresh produce marketers, but profitability is a challenge for service providers
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ArticleCA to boost walnut exports to India
After gaining access to India earlier this year, the California Walnut Commission aims to capitalise on rising demand
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ArticleZerella Fresh in the driver’s seat
The company leads a campaign to raise consumption by introducing better eating varieties and educating shoppers
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ArticleNumber of obese children drops
The number of Year Six children who are obese or overweight falls for first time in six years according to new study
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ArticleSperm quality boosted by greens
New research suggests potential dads should up folic acid intake by eating more greens to reduce birth defects
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ArticlePrice hike fears over independence bid
Top executives at the big four supermarkets have said they might raise consumer prices in Scotland if it becomes independent
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ArticleUK’s first social supermarket opens
A retailer-backed community shop that offers cut-price food as well as support programmes has opened in Barnsley
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Australia leads in vegetable consumption
OECD study ranks Australia top out of 28 countries, but 90 per cent of adults are still not eating enough
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ArticleLess than a third of Welsh youngsters eat fresh produce
Public Health report finds only 30 per cent of Welsh children eat fruit and vegetables each day and a third of under 5s are obese
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ArticleShoppers under 35 turning to organic
New research hails ‘generation ethical’ and suggests retailers and food producers could target optimistic and ethical younger shoppers