News from FPJ – Page 213
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ArticleWaitrose expands Deliveroo service
Deliveroo and Waitrose announce two-year partnership following successful trial and expand fast delivery service to 110 new stores
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ArticleFirst additional SAWs operator announced
UK government appoints Kent-based AG Recruitment and Management as first additional SAWs operator for extended scheme
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ArticleBranston breaks ground on new £6m facility
UK potato supplier Branston has started work on a new £6m potato protein extraction facility
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ArticleRABI concludes first stage of Big Farming Survey
RABI thanks England and Wales agricultural community for participating in wellbeing survey
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ArticleAsda growing strongly as shoppers return
As public confidence in leaving home increases, Asda becomes fastest-growing supermarket for the first time in two years
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ArticleM&S Food deploys AI tech
M&S Food has installed AI supply chain technology across all stores and DCs to improve produce availability and cut waste
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ArticleEx-Sainsbury’s boss backs Snappy Shopper
Justin King invests in app offering half-hour deliveries from local convenience stores as competition intensifies in grocery delivery market
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ArticleJLP to donate £1m to fight child poverty
Retailer announces it will donate cash, products and food as part of its Give a Little Love programme
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ArticleGraphic Packaging launches new paperboard punnet
ProducePack Punnet is fully recyclable and reduces plastic use by up to 100 per cent if not top-sealed
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ArticleRiverford launches fully electric deliveries in Bristol
Move will see organic veg box company save 68 tonnes of carbon a year, with business aiming to turn its entire national fleet electric by 2025
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ArticleM&S 'Farming with Nature' scheme under fire
Conservationists warn M&S initiative to release 30m honeybees in a bid to boost sustainable production could damage ecosystems
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ArticleMorrisons backs new Rashford campaign
Supermarket will publicise and help distribute new recipes by Tom Kerridge as part of scheme to combat hunger
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ArticleSecuring succession
The critical issue of succession planning is still taking a back seat in UK family produce businesses, with potentially devastating effects. Here, experts explain how best to approach this sensitive and essential matter
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ArticleNew hotdesking hub for agri-businesses
Collaborative Hub on Rothamsted Research’s Harpenden campus is designed to encourage collaboration and innovation
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ArticleBerry Gardens punnets to tackle ocean pollution
Initiative expected to prevent 204 tonnes of plastic from entering the sea, equivalent to 8.2 million water bottles
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ArticleNew tool in the fight against frost
AminoA releases new organic-approved natural bio-stimulant to tackle the problem of frost-damaged flowering crops
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ArticleKent traffic measures removed
Government stands down Kent Access Permit and M20 moveable barrier as trade flow returns to normal levels
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ArticleSteve’s Leaves launches new Super Leaves
Prepared salad brand Steve's Leaves plans to energise the salads category with the launch of new Baby Spinach & Super Leaves
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ArticleDefra drops Pick for Britain campaign
UK government abandons Pick for Britain campaign and encourages growers to advertise seasonal jobs via job centres
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ArticleVeg-based brands join Tesco Incubator
Supermarket selects four new entrants to its Incubator Programme, with a focus on plant-based brands