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ArticleUK spring onions make splash at Asda
Lincolnshire Field Products (LFP) launched its new, certified organic spring onions into Asda stores for the very first time last week.
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ArticleBudgens reaps local sourcing benefits
Latest news from Budgens underlines that the strategy of highlighting both regional and locally grown food is having a major impact on the consumer.
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ArticleInnovation tops agenda for Linpac appointment
Alan Davey has been appointed director of innovations at Linpac Plastics, a provider of packaging throughout the UK and Europe.
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ArticleGrowers face off against slugs
Certis has reported a sharp rise in sales of its Meta Quality metaldehyde pellets as potato crops face severe damage from burgeoning numbers of slugs.
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Hi-tech production line for Metcalfe
Metcalfe Organic of Boroughbridge, North Yorkshire, has completed the upgrade of its dedicated organic processing and pre-packing facility at Low House Farm.
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Farmers well placed to fight climate change
Farmers have plenty of options at their fingertips to help adapt to climate change, NFU President Peter Kendall has said.
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Sainsbury's to capitalise on traffic power
Sainsbury’s is preparing to use delivery lorries to generate its power.
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Scientist claims salmonella soil link
A scientist at Plant Research International has claimed that salmonella bacteria can spread within lettuce plants grown in infected soil as well as on the leaves.
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ArticleConflict barrier to progress
Conflicting messages and agendas must disappear from the food industry - and its associates - if it is to improve the health of Europe’s consumers, said Dr Marc Danzon, in London this week.
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CLA says local is best
The Country Land and Business Association has called for an extension of the debate on local sourcing.
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ArticleMr Bramley takes a bow
After more than 16 years at the helm, Ian Mitchell is to step down as chairman of the Bramley Campaign at the end of July.
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ArticleFresh herb firms stand united
Five of the UK’s major fresh herb suppliers have clubbed together to create a brand new marketing campaign called Fresh Herbs.
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ArticleRed Tractor moves through the gears
The Red Tractor and its role in farm assurance is set to undergo a major overhaul under plans announced by the NFU and Assured Food Standards this week.
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Articletna welcomes new general manager
tna packing and processing solutions has announced the immediate appointment of Neil Andrews as its new general manager of tna Europe.
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ArticleKendall calls for 'early warning' system
Calls are afoot for an ‘early warning system’, to safeguard Britain’s food security.
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EU lightens F-gas load
The relaxation by the EU of the “return leak test” clause within the new F-gas regulations spells good news for refrigeration contractors who have been lobbying hard for its amendment.
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US spinach growers off the hook
US spinach growers and processors will not face criminal charges over an E. coli outbreak last year that caused the death of three people and sickened 200 others.
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Farms help the nation learn
National Family Learning Week, held from October 6 to 14, is promising that thousands of community venues, including farm organisations, will be taking part in the event.
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New recruit for Herbert
Herbert Industrial has recruited a new field service engineer, Dean Martin, to cover the Midlands region.
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Israeli nursery seeds South Africa
Hishtil Nurseries, the largest producer of vegetables, herbs and ornamental young plants in Israel, has opened its first plant nursery in South Africa.