All articles by Fred Searle – Page 102
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ArticleOlio adds donation feature to food sharing app
Users can now add food and other household items to app and request pay-as-you-feel donations to listed charities
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ArticleDUP to ‘support soft Irish border’ in Brexit talks
Likely kingmakers will push for a frictionless border between Northern Ireland and Republic in Brexit negotiations, DUP MP suggests
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ArticleSumitomo and BASF join forces to create new fungicide
Chemical giants to collaborate in development of new fungicide to tackle plant diseases now resistant to other treatments
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ArticleReport warns of glyphosate ban cost
Banning chemical could cost British farmers almost £1 billion a year, according to new research, but cancer risk is disputed
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ArticleHammond to push for single market membership
Chancellor expected to urge cabinet to remain in customs union following May’s poor election performance
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Article‘One in seven’ do all grocery shopping online
Percentage of households that buy all groceries online has doubled, with sales growing by over £1bn in last year according to Mintel
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ArticleTilbury set for consultation on new terminal
Formal statutory consultation will begin on 19 June to gather views from communities and stakeholders on plans for new port terminal
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Article'Poor application limiting biopesticide success’
Growers lack understanding of which biopesticides to use and how they should be applied, AHDB trials reveal
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ArticleNim’s seals deal with education sector supplier
Fruit and veg crisp manufacturer to supply Handmade Speciality Products, which sells to education and healthcare industries
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ArticleTesco adds frozen berries to Perfectly Imperfect range
Wonky veg range extended to include frozen mixed berries as retailer continues drive to tackle food waste
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ArticleAnglia Farmers enjoy turnover growth
New CEO’s collaborative approach drives strong growth among group members
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ArticleGreenvale sponsors Great Scottish Tattie Run
Potato supplier sponsors family event in Edinburgh where participants race with nets of potatoes over their shoulders
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ArticleNFU ‘wary’ of tightening soil protection rules
Guy Smith warns that stringent regulations on soil protection would only encourage imports from countries with low standards
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ArticleUnion slams WWF for biodiversity criticism
Environmental NGO unfairly critical of British farmers for harming biodiversity, says NFU, but WWF highlights cost of intensive farming
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Article‘Defra must work with NHS to boost health’
Farming and health sectors must collaborate more to improve diets and tackle diet-related health issues, professors tell Nuffield Conference
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ArticleReport calls for UK farming policy overhaul
Three-pronged scheme based on sustainable practices should replace CAP post-Brexit, says Sustain advocacy group
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ArticleFirst Comber Earlies set for supermarket shelves
Early Northern Irish variety is ready for sale, with quality described as ‘excellent’ by packer Wilson’s Country
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ArticleSurvey calls for online clarity on country of origin
Over 80 per cent of Brits think retailers should give customers same information on country of origin online as in store
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ArticleConvenience channel 'set to grow 18 per cent'
A desire to save time by shopping in stores that are quicker to get around and closer to home is driving growth, says IGD
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ArticleIGD forecasts grocery market growth
Research organisation predicts 15 per cent growth, with online channel growing fastest and discounters performing especially well