News from FPJ – Page 180
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ArticleAldi opens checkout-free store
UK supermarket Aldi's first checkout-free concept-store opens for public testing in London
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ArticleRSA apple and pear exports to rise
Early forecast for South African apples and pears signals continued growth
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ArticleAVI Global cuts plastic waste
India-based AVI Global Plast launches 100 per cent recycled PET punnets for EU/UK markets to help cut plastic waste
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Article'Blueberries lift mood', research suggests
Eating berries regularly could give mental wellbeing a lift, suggests public health nutritionist Dr Emma Derbyshire
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ArticleM&S Food and BP extend tieup
New deal to 2030 comes amid predictions of strong convenience sector growth
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ArticleAnxious times for South African citrus
Failure to reach a sensible agreement between South Africa and the EU could severely harm the country's citrus industry
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ArticleAldi reaffirms support for British suppliers
Retailer has invested £1.6 billion with UK suppliers since start of pandemic and plans to spend £3.5bn by end of 2025
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ArticleFera unveils new R&D model
Enigma aims to tackle a series of industry challenges, with the first project focused on wireworm
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ArticleIGD appoints new social impact director
Naomi Kissman will lead grocery research charity’s initiatives to champion diversity, improve consumer health, limit environmental impact and boost sustainability in the sector
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ArticleIGD unveils list of 'must-see' grocery stores
Analyst reports on influential new concepts and trends set to shape food retail during the coming year
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ArticleBrazil smashes through US$1bn export barrier
High demand, attractive exchange rate and bumper harvests were behind the increase, Abrafrutas said
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ArticleNFU Cymru searches for next-gen
Wales' farming union is on the look-out for enthusiastic young farmers to join its Next Generation Group
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ArticleMorePeople's Peter Hunt retires
Recruitment firm's co-founder steps down 21 years after starting the well-known business with Guy Moreton
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ArticleSouth African grape season still on track
Despite a late start the country's early table grape regions are reporting a good crop, but there are climatic and logistics challenges
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ArticleSainsbury’s boosts profit forecast after strong Christmas
Retailer expects profits to more than double year on year after Christmas sales rise by almost seven per cent compared to pre-Covid levels
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ArticleM&S Food enjoys best-ever Christmas sales
Larger basket sizes drive record-breaking food sales as retailer continues move towards "leaner and faster" retail management structure
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ArticleMaersk pushes on with net zero targets
Ambitious targets set for the entire Maersk business to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions in 2040
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ArticleTesco celebrates Christmas success
Supermarket reports strong figures for both Christmas and the third quarter as it continues to grow sales
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ArticleBakkavor continues growth trajectory
Fresh prepared supplier reports strong set of figures for 2021 despite myriad industry challenges
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ArticlePort delays cause South African losses
Continuing problems at the port of Cape Town leave fresh produce exporters frustrated