News from FPJ – Page 238
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ArticleAldi launches 99p vegan range
Discounter taps into rising popularity of plant-based foods with new Plant Menu range
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ArticleRegenerative ag group names coalition
Group of organisations will develop models to measure the impact and benefits of regenerative farming systems
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ArticleCalifornia Prune Board ‘optimistic’ about UK trade
With UK-US trade talks continuing and tariffs already lowered, the CPB wants to raise product’s profile in Britain
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ArticleRetailers cut prices to mitigate Covid effect
UK retailers Co-op and Waitrose today announced they will both cut food prices to help consumers cope with more tough economic times ahead
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ArticleUK exporter eyes strawberry expansion in Asia
GB Seasons wants to send more strawberries to Hong Kong and Japan next season after a successful first few months in business
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ArticleOddbox teams up with PodFather
Oddbox expansion plans bear fruit with PodFather fleet management solutions
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ArticleR&G Fresh sees bright future for herbs
MD Mathew Prestwich is confident that through category planning and a greater understanding of consumers, the herbs sales boom will continue
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ArticleAsda opens sustainability store
UK retailer Asda has opened a new sustainability trial store in Leeds to help shoppers reduce plastic use
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ArticleAHDB welcomes new faces
AHDB has appointed Don Pendergrast and Joe Martin to lead its horticulture team
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ArticleIceland launches plastic-free produce packs
UK supermarket chain Iceland has launched a new series of plastic-free produce packaging trials
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ArticleBelgian supplier airs Brexit concerns
Marc Evrard of leading pear exporter BFV tells the Financial Times: "There are a lot of uncertainties"
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ArticleKettlewell joins Syngenta as area manager
Experienced agronomist will cover Norfolk and the eastern counties in his new role
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ArticleWaitrose expands trial with Deliveroo
Retailer beefs up delivery pilot to cover 30 stores and more than 650 products after positive initial response from customers
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ArticlePM would "rather die" than hurt UK farmers
Prime Minister Boris Johnson tells NFU president Minette Batters he's on the side of British farmers
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Food supply "in danger of collapse"
UK food supply leaders appeal to Chancellor to help foodservice wholesalers
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ArticleCompagnie Fruitière completes London facility
Banana ripening facility at DP World London Gateway Logistics Park will be fully operational in 2021
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ArticleExports boost for SMEs
Government announces new package of measures, including the establishment of a new Export Academy
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ArticleBritish apples in focus for Kids Country
Fruit donated by Richard Hochfeld took centre stage in schools initiative in Cambridgeshire
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ArticleCopas and Gray named Nuffield scholars
Fresh produce industry figures are named among 2021 recipients of Nuffield Farming Scholarships
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Article'Greenkins' set to be Halloween hit
Waitrose introduces unusually coloured addition to its pumpkin lineup and predicts a record-breaking Halloween