All Convenience articles – Page 66
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Worcestershire source
Fifty-year-old Worcestershire tomato grower Haven Nurseries is enjoying new-found success with its Drews of Worcester tomato juice, which is selling through Budgens and at local markets.
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Britivic embarks on major ad campaign
Britvic is investing £1.4 million in a new TV and outdoor ad campaign to support the launch of its latest innovation in the Robinsons range: Robinsons Fruit Shoot 100% juice, which is aimed at children.
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ArticleBottoms up to SPS for cider
The cider industry has received a boost from the EU. It was announced last week that orchards can now be included in the Single Payment Scheme.
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Somerset set for summer cider
A traditional Somerset cider farm that has become an important tourist attraction and outlet for local food producers, has now opened a restaurant
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S&N goes pear shaped
Brewing giant Scottish & Newcastle, may be about to launch two new pear ciders within the year.
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Dairy farmers to distribute fruit drink
An international fruit-juice brand is to be distributed in the UK by Dairy Farmers of Britain (DFB).
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ArticleDel Monte refocuses juice effort
Del Monte is to relaunch its fruit juice range across the UK after losing business with supermarkets including Asda and Sainsbury's in the last 12 months.
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ArticleFruit juice linked to Alzheimer's reduction
Research at Glasgow University has shown that consumption of fruit juice could cut the risk of Alzheimer's disease.
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ArticleChiquita cashes in on convenience drive
Chiquita is launching a number of new products, including a smoothie available in three different flavours, and ready-to-eat snacks including pineapple, melon and fruit salad.
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Cloudy juice has silver lining
Polish researchers have found that the antioxidant polyphenol content of cloudy apple juice can be four times greater than that of clear juice.
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Children chuck out fruit, survey says
Children regularly throw away the portions of fruit given to them in their lunch boxes, a new survey suggests.
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Mandarins could cut liver disease
Mandarin sales could benefit from the latest health buzz as new research suggests they could cut the risk of developing liver cancer.
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HEFF smooth-talks schools
Regional food group Heart of England Fine Foods (HEFF) is set to pilot a Smoothie Bar for Schools project across the region, with funding from Advantage West Midlands through the West Midlands Food Partnership.
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ArticleBlackcurrants - the new cranberries?
The Blackcurrant Foundation is continuing its promotion of British blackcurrants as a superfood following new research that shows the currant is effective in beating urinary tract infections.
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Dangerous juice ingredient identified
Scientists have identified an ingredient in grapefruit juice that makes it dangerous to mix with certain drugs.
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Grapes get vitamin boost
Australian researchers have discovered a way to boost the amount of Vitamin C in grapes.
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ArticleOutspan fresh doubles fleet
London Hire TCS, the specialist in refrigerated vehicle rental and contract hire, has extended its contract with Outspan fresh Ltd.
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Sunkist in Taylor link-up
Two leading lights in the US fresh produce industry are joining forces to expand their presence in the fresh-cut fruit segment.