All articles by Michael Barker – Page 135
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ArticleM&S loses Interflora court case
Upmarket retailer loses a dispute over the use of the Interflora trademark online
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ArticleCampaigners call for Fairtrade smallholder support
Supporters deliver petition to Downing Street calling for more G8 backing for smallholder farmers
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ArticleA cherry triumph
Growers are flocking to plant cherry trees at present, and with considerable season extension work taking place, the category is in good shape.
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ArticleNFU joins fight against 'grossly unfair' CAP reform proposals
Farmers' union claims proposals to allow member states to transfer funds between pillars will distort competition
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ArticleFlorette challenges public to create their One Minute Wonders
Bagged-salad giant unveils latest strand of its £5m summer marketing campaign
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ArticleAsda puts the focus on multichannel
Walmart-owned business reports 4.5 per cent growth on the back of a focus in its multichannel offering
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VideoVideo: Florette ad hits the air
Florette is launching its summer marketing campaign this week with a range of TV activity
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Beating the sun
The miserable weather might have delayed crops, but it hasn’t prevented British producers from ramping up their promotional activity
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Re:fresh returns with all-new awards
This year's Re:fresh event will be hosting an array of changes including a revamp of its award categories
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ArticleThe other Bartletts
Although Alan Bartlett has been producing quality veg for many years, his company has lived in the shadow of Albert Bartlett from a publicity point of view. But that could all be about to change.
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ArticleInternational Produce changes name
Asda's fresh produce sourcing division renamed to reflect recent expansion into other areas of procurement
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ArticleTesco promises 'radical' supply chain shake-up
CEO Philip Clarke admits that relationships with farmers haven't always been approached correctly and vows to make changes
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ArticleDPA ruling could lead to apple shortage
Apple exporters in US and Southern Hemisphere may be forced to divert fruit from EU if proposed MRL cut is approved
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ArticleMexicoGAP means potential export boom
Greater number of certified production units in the country will mean greater volume of crops for export and higher quality
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ArticleAngus Growers' PO status is confirmed
Rural Payments Agency is slammed as Scottish court confirms Angus Growers' status as a producer organisation
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ArticleNew ventures boost turnover at G’s Fresh
Greater sales in mushrooms and arrangement to market Langmead Farms' products help push up turnover
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ArticleJamie and Charles call for healthy rollout
Fresh Produce Journal reports that Prince Charles and Jamie Oliver are championing healthy eating schemes in the UK
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ArticleTrade ombudsman call by EU producers
Copa-Cogeca tells ICOP 2012 summit independent monitoring agency is required to foster balanced supply chain relations