All articles by Fred Searle – Page 111
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ArticleCoveris to invest £3m in cartonboard division
International food packaging manufacturer to increase capacity, install new machinery and improve staff training
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ArticleNCGM traders 'to be hit' by flower market revamp
Foliage traders' operations will be affected at interim site, but market authority offers reassurance on access and drainage concerns
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ArticleNew Covent Garden delays flower market move-in
Market authority took decision to allow time for operational tests and avoid Mother’s Day trading disruption
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ArticleDutch seaweed specialist launches ‘seaweed bacon’
Seamore follows up success of 'I Sea Pasta' with seaweed that masquerades as bacon and changes colour when fried
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ArticleMonsanto takeover 'could help smaller firms'
Bayer’s takeover bid for Monsanto has sparked concerns about competition and product choice, but some are hopeful it could work in smaller seed companies’ favour
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ArticlePretty pink onions raise £25k for Cancer Research
Stourgarden and Tesco beat 2016 fundraising target thanks to strong sales of exclusive onion variety Rosanna Pink
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ArticleWRAP praises supermarket food waste schemes
Food waste charity holds up schemes by Tesco, M&S, Sainsbury’s and Asda as examples to follow in fight against food waste
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ArticleReport highlights looming food logistics crisis
Population growth, increasing congestion and changing food outlet formats could lead to supply shortages in London, study warns
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ArticleNFU calls for urgent talks after PM’s Brexit speech
Farmers’ union calls for urgent talks with government after Theresa May announces UK will leave Single Market
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ArticleSeville oranges arrive early at Waitrose
Supermarket is launching its Seville oranges earlier than ever before as marmalade-making season gets underway
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ArticleWaitrose launches new low-cal ready meals
Supermarket launches Love Life range for customers looking to cut the calories after Christmas blowout
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ArticleFarmers are right to doubt Defra’s Brexit strategy
No plan, no policy: farmers, growers and ministers fear Defra's voice is not loud enough to protect agri budget post-Brexit
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ArticleWillowbrook wins Alpha Catering contract
Northern Irish food manufacturer will supply range of almost 70 deli salads to major in-flight catering company
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ArticlePost-Brexit policy must follow WTO rules, report warns
Existing world trade policy will continue to have large impact on British agricultural policy according to new briefing paper
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ArticleOnline groceries boost Sainsbury’s Christmas sales
Retailer’s sales inch up over festive period with online and convenience channels among best performers
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ArticleBogus gangmasters ordered to pay back dirty money
Jailed Lithuanian couple operating in horticulture and agriculture ordered to pay back hundreds of thousands by court
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ArticleMorrisons enjoys best Christmas sales for seven years
Bradford-based retailer gets back on track with big festive revenues driven by success of premium food range
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ArticleBritish Flowers Week announces 2017 dates
Week-long event will feature flower farm open days and floristry workshops to celebrate the British cut flower industry
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ArticleGovernment names anti-exploitation chief
New director will set the strategic priorities for all employment enforcement bodies to stamp out exploitation
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ArticlePortsmouth Intl appoints veteran port director
Experienced Mike Sellers begins full-time following roles at ports in East Anglia and Humberside