All Consumers articles – Page 96
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ArticleIs it a fruit or vegetable?
New research finds a disconnect in Brits' ability to differentiate between fruit and vegetables
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ArticleEcuador promotes bananas in Russia
The multi-faceted campaign aims to promote consumption of bananas, their nutritional benefits and diverse usage in cooking
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ArticleSolid US prospects for asparagus
Consumption in the US has spiked since 2010, according to a new report from the Peruvian Asparagus Importer’s Association
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ArticleConsumption on the rise in Spain
Fepex data shows that fresh produce consumption in Spanish households grew 7 per cent in April
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ArticleConsumers demand longer berry shelf life
Survey suggests three-quarters of shoppers would buy more berries if shelf life was improved
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ArticleJaffa teams up with Sky Ride
Jaffa Fruit has become the official partner of Sky and British Cycling’s Sky Ride events
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ArticleOpen Farm Sunday breaks records
More people than ever visited farms for this popular UK event
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Article5 A DAY message hits home
Survey claims 5 A DAY is working among schoolchildren - but finds that many believe cheese comes from plants
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ArticleShifting Chinese consumer spending
With average household income quadrupling, consumers are opting for higher quality goods and services
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ArticleWoolworths launches airport grocery collection
Service allows travellers to order groceries online and collect them at Melbourne airport
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ArticleAnna Friel lends her voice to M&S ads
Actress Anna Friel will voice a new TV advertisement campaign for M&S which aims to promote summer eating occasions
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ArticlePret A Manger hails impact of fruit
CEO of Pret exclusively reveals to FPJ the chain's plans for fresh produce after announcing positive results for 2012
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Apples top analyst's Dirty Dozen list
Fruit identified by Environmental Working Group as product likely to contain highest traces of pesticide residue
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ArticleTesco Lotus launches online shopping
Leading hypermarket chain commenced online shopping and home delivery service in Bangkok last week
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OPMA launches promotional campaign
Ontario Produce Marketing Association partners with celebrity chef Kary Osmond to drive fresh produce consumption in Canada
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Gwyneth helps boost kale sales
Celebrities such as Gwyneth Paltrow have helped boost sales of kale
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ArticleMeet The Goodness Gang
Barbie, Buzz Lightyear and Bobo the Bear move aside, UK children have a new toy to adore that may just boost sales of fresh produce.
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Consumers grow their own to save money
Consumers have turned to growing their own food in a bid to save money and eat better.
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Gloomy shoppers in VAT confusion
Latest research by IGD for ShopperTrack has found that consumers are feeling much gloomier about their financial prospects than they did a year ago.
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ArticleHackney school serves celeb chef
Pupils at an inner-city secondary school are to sell their home-grown vegetables to a celebrity chef’s London restaurant.