All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 57
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ArticleMPs gain power to lower import standards
Ministers will be able to approve agricultural imports of a lower standard than currently permitted in the UK, reports The Guardian
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ArticleUK growers fear labour shortage
UK growers express concern over SAWs and the dire implications a labour shortage will have on the produce sector
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ArticleCH Robinson launches produce brand
Global logistics company CH Robinson is launching fresh produce brand Robinson Fresh in US
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ArticleLEAF announces LOFS plans
LEAF unveils year-round programme to support its Open Farm Sunday events
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ArticleFarmers markets appeal for custom
Farm retail and market federations call for consumers to visit farmers markets as a 'safer' shopping alternative
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ArticleTong pushes ahead with new factory
Veg-handling-equipment manufacturer announces go-ahead for second phase development of new facility in Lincolnshire
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ArticleTesco posts record Christmas sales
UK supermarket Tesco has posted record Christmas results, reporting an 8.1 per cent rise in like-for-like sales
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ArticleFree-school-meals campaigners write to PM
High-profile campaigners sign letter to PM Boris Johnson calling for urgent review of free school meals
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ArticleAldi makes 10m-meal pledge
Aldi pledges to donate 10 million meals to UK families facing hunger and releases animation to raise food-poverty awareness
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ArticleSupermarkets must promote fresh produce
Brits call on supermarkets and government to support immunity-boosting eating habits as new COVID-19 strain spreads
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ArticleCGMA appoints General Counsel
Alasdair Thomas joins Covent Garden Market Authority in new General Counsel role
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ArticleBrakes makes good on packaging pledge
UK foodservice supplier Brakes removes 1,000 tonnes of black plastics, fulfilling its 2Zero20 pledge
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ArticlePrepare for Brexit, HMRC urges
HMRC urges UK traders to complete crucial preparations ahead of 1 January
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ArticlePotato event serves up Brexit advice
Expert advice on combatting effects of Covid-19 and Brexit to be served up at January Scottish potato conference
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ArticleKeelings climbs Big 50 charts
Keelings International is biggest climber in this year’s FPJ Big 50 Companies, rising an impressive 11 places
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ArticleAct now and boost veg sales, says IGD
New research from IGD reveals opportunity for the food industry to shift consumers’ mindsets around fruit and veg, and boost sales
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ArticleNFU Cymru questions ag white paper
NFU Cymru says the Welsh government's latest white paper on future agriculture policy falls short of providing viable framework
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ArticleNo-deal could price out UK produce
No-deal could risk consumers being priced out from UK produce, warns Lloyd's Register
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ArticleWelsh renaissance
The coronavirus crisis generated unprecedented demand for local produce in Wales, injecting a renewed sense of purpose in a fragmented sector earmarked for growth