News from FPJ – Page 181
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ArticleM&S initiative aims to spark change
Retailer's Sparking Change National Challenge aims to help shoppers switch to a lower-carbon diet, including plant-based options
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ArticleSpar unveils brand revamp
Convenience symbol group showcases new three-pillar approach, which will roll out to stores in January
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ArticleDutch produce exports hold up in 2021
Despite difficult conditions exports grew 1 per cent last year, but exports to UK were down 12 per cent
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ArticleImportaco expands responsible sourcing scheme
Expansion allows the group to ramp up its approach to more sustainable agriculture
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ArticleLatAm banana nations convene for online summit
Meeting will discuss joint strategies to face common challenges such as rising production costs and TR4
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ArticleGround-breaking tearless onions launch at Waitrose
Industry’s 'first tearless and sweet onion' lands in UK after more than 35 years of R&D and initial success in US and Spain
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ArticleRecord footfall drives Lidl growth
Record footfall over festive period helps Lidl GB retain top spot in fastest-growing-retailer ranks
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ArticleMore European apples in stock
WAPA report reveals European apple stocks are up 6.8 per cent, with pears down 27 per cent
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ArticleXmas sales surpass retail expectations
UK supermarket sales exceed expectations as Brits spend £7.1bn in the two weeks leading to Christmas
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ArticleJupiter scores top marks in BRCGS audit
Company said results will help it continue to satisfy growing demand for its products
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ArticleHoogstraten makes its strawberries greener
Belgian cooperative continues to find solutions across its business to make operations as sustainable as possible
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ArticleImports software “collapses” as new rules bring chaos
GVMS system reported to have crashed on 1 January, while some hauliers have struggled with new entry requirements, leading to delays
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ArticleBelOrta puts faith in growers
Belgium's BelOrta looks back on a year of mighty challenges and praises the dedication of its 1,000 fruit and vegetable producers
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ArticleRABI and RSABI promote farmer wellbeing
Farming charities RABI and RSABI tackle sigma surrounding mental wellbeing at Oxford Farming Conference
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ArticleUK rural heads outline ag vision
England, Northern Ireland and Wales share their agricultural policy visions on opening day of Oxford Farming Conference
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ArticlePeru’s agri-export boom continues
Fruit exports grew 15 per cent in value in 2021, spearheaded by blueberries, table grapes and avocados
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ArticlePAR gene hailed as game changer
New discovery seen as major step in getting crop plants to produce clonal seeds
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Article‘Only a quarter of UK adults get five a day’
New research from Asda shows only 27 per cent eat at least five portions of fruit and veg a day, while almost half say they throw away uneaten veg
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ArticleAldi donates 550,000 charity meals over Christmas
Retailer paired stores with local organisations to redistribute unsold fresh and chilled food after stores closed on Christmas Eve and NYE
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ArticleEustice announces new ELM schemes
Defra secretary unveils two new initiatives to support nature recovery and climate action, but concerns remain about lack of clarity for farmers