All articles by Michael Barker – Page 124
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ArticlePlaces filling up at British Herbs event
First field day takes place at R&G Herbs on 25 August
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ArticleNew MD for Borough Market
Darren Henaghan replaces Keith Davis and is set to take up the reins in October
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ArticleFruit and veg retailer faces HGV ban
Enfield-based Tacim Subasi deemed "not fit to run HGVs" after traffic commissioner identifies series of failings
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ArticleGoogle puts fruit at heart of Rio fun
Internet giant's search engine homepage features a video and link to a new fruit-themed mobile game
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ArticleGoatham collects Best Orchard gong
East Kent Fruit Society hands award to Shrubbery Farm for its Zari orchard
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ArticleLidl shopper's banana drama
Shopper believes eggs from Brazilian Wandering Spider are found on Lidl bananas, though suppliers cast doubt on the claims
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ArticleWhich? calls for more fruit and veg promotions
Figures from consumer group show supermarkets discounting more unhealthy products than fresh produce
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ArticleProduce at heart of first cashless store
Little Waitrose opens in Sky head office in Osterley, with customers only able to pay by card or mobile phone
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ArticleSolid year for Bonduelle
French veg manufacturer says exchange rate issues were its biggest concern in otherwise positive year
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ArticleDate set for Sayer funeral
Salad grower's service will take place on 12 August, with well-wishers invited to attend an event afterwards
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ArticlePetition launched to boost healthy eating
Great Fruit Adventure petition aims to encourage ministers to do more to help fresh produce consumption
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AnalysisDude, where's my salad?
'Dude food' such as burgers and hot dogs are slipping off restaurant menus in favour of salads, pulses and fruit
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ArticleViews sought on payments for positioning
Adjudicator Christine Tacon calls on suppliers to help shape GSCoP rules by taking part in consultation
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ArticleQuarter of a million visit OFS
Open Farm Sunday brings new farmers and visitors as LEAF looks to increase public engagement with industry
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ArticleFriers tuck into 2017 Fish & Chip Awards
One winner will batter the opposition as judging for the 'Oscars of the fish frying industry' hots up
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ArticleLorry driver's Calais chainsaw nightmare
Freight Transport Association calls for action to prevent tragedy and allow truckers to bring goods to Britain
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ArticleFarming heavyweights agree UK collaboration
Representatives of farming unions across the UK say they will work together for the long-term good of the sector
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ArticleBelgian potato prices rise
Prices are up as much as 25 per cent since April as the season comes to a close and concerns grow over next season's crop
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ArticleFruit and nuts on the menu for Greggs
Bakery chain outlines plans to add further healthy options on the back of encouraging sales this year
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ArticleSmart criminals target farming sector
Tactics such as tractor cloning and fake advertising contributed to £42.5m in rural crime last year