News from FPJ – Page 253
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ArticleDouble-digit grocery gain for Sainsbury's
Lockdown shopping patterns boost grocery sales in the first quarter, though cost of managing crisis takes its toll
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ArticleColoured lights 'boost plant control'
Breakthrough research indicates optogenetics could be a major new tool in improving crop yields and performance
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ArticleBrexit: Government agrees to Trade Commission
NFU welcomes the creation of a Trade and Agriculture Commission to protect UK agricultural standards and businesses
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ArticleNew cherry venture sets sights on the world
Malling Cherry Ventures is a tieup between NIAB EMR, Berry Gardens Growers and AIGN
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ArticleFree AVA berries for Scottish customers
Angus Soft Fruits agrees tieup with McQueens Dairies to deliver free peak-season strawberries to 2,500 customers
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ArticleOut Now: FPJ Big 50 Products 2020
After a turbulent year, find out about the big fresh produce trends in this year's Big 50 Products edition
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ArticleFoodservice spend down 80% in April
New figures show the scale of the task for the eating-out sector to recover from the impact of Covid-19
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ArticleLargest-ever ship calls at Southampton
HMM Oslo is longer than The Shard is tall and has a capacity of 23,820 TEU
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Article£3.5m fund reveals exciting agri-tech
Three start-up agri-tech firms receive £140k and mentorship to help tackle carbon emissions in agriculture
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ArticleCovid shopping patterns boost Tesco sales
Supermarket reports substantial increase in Q1 sales but says high costs offset much of the gains
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ArticleFareShare tieup for Pink Lady
Arrangement sees brand leader donating apples to food redistribution charity to help combat hunger over the summer
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ArticleBurgundy Broccoli back after strong start
New season begins for new Burgundy Broccoli variety, grown in the Lincolnshire Fens
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ArticleSensitech launches new supply chain software
New SensiWatch Platform marks 30 years in the industry for US software company
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ArticleFarmers urged to help shape ELM future
Defra calls on farmers to take part in series of webinars looking for views on future of environmental land management
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ArticleWilson's Country praised for pandemic efforts
Largest potato grower in Ireland received visit from Northern Ireland Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots last week
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ArticleLockdown drives up c-store sales
Sales at convenience stores outpace traditional big-format supermarkets in May and June, according to Nielsen
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ArticleFareShare expands to meet “soaring” demand
New distribution centres will help food parcels reach the most vulnerable during coronavirus pandemic
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ArticleWaitrose expands wonky veg offer
Supermarket says it is relaxing specifications to help growers and offer customers produce that was destined for foodservice
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ArticleJ.O. Sims invests in new packhouse machinery
New heat sealer from Packaging Automation supports supplier’s ‘rapid growth’
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ArticleCalls to reinstate school fruit and veg scheme
New petition urges government to bring back dropped School Fruit and Vegetables Scheme