News from FPJ – Page 267
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ArticleCity Harvest teams up with Equinoxe Solutions
New partnership will help cut food waste, with Equinoxe Solutions one of the leading foodservice supply chain experts
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ArticleNew raspberry from GPG and James Hutton
New "Skye" variety offers growers vibrant mid-late autumn crop
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ArticleRefillable products boost shopper consumption
New M&S research from refillable products trial could bode well for loose and refillable fresh produce consumption
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ArticleDrysdales automates sprouts packing
Fears over labour shortages prompted Scottish veg suppliers Drysdales to overhaul its packhouse
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ArticleSainsbury's outpaces big four
Latest Kantar sales and share figures indicate Sainsbury's is only one of the big four to grow in the past quarter
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ArticleUS trade: "UK won't budge on food standards"
Department for International Trade releases trade objectives, with a commitment to uphold UK's high food standards
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ArticleAward for Fresca & Thompson's Innovation Centre
New prize launched to promote innovation and research goes to collaboration between fresh produce suppliers
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ArticleBerry Gardens appoints new CEO
Nick Allen takes over from Jacqui Green at the helm of Kent co-operative
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ArticleFarming "isn't critically important" says top gov adviser
Dr Tim Leunig suggests UK could import all of its food like Singapore, in leaked emails
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ArticleRiverford to offer packaging-free box
New "Box Zero" offers shoppers chance to shop without any packaging, ahead of plans to remove all plastic by end of the year
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ArticleWaitrose extends online delivery
Supermarket begins adding Waitrose.com delivery service to further stores ahead of its split from Ocado in summer
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ArticleMash Direct in Peter Rabbit 2 tie-up
Northern Irish supplier teams up with Sony Pictures for on-pack competition ahead of the launch of Peter Rabbit 2 movie
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ArticleMWW cuts waste with FareShare fund
New FareShare funding has helped Minor Weir and Willis redistribute tonnes of ‘wonky’ produce to feed people in need
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ArticleAldi hires TV expert to boost herb growing
Discounter is working with horticulturalist Matt James to encourage consumers to dabble in home growing
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ArticleCo-op boss warns of 'climate wealth gap'
Steve Murrells uses major speech to outline how Britain can navigate major socio-economic and environmental issues
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ArticleRecycled bottles boost mushroom insulation
SpringBond technology, usually found in home furnishings, has an unexpected new market in mushroom production
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ArticleBatters re-elected as NFU president
President's re-election for a further two-year term comes at critical time for British farming industry
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Article'Solid' year for Bakkavor
Turnover grows at prepared food specialist but profitability takes a hit and the Coronavirus disrupts business in China
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ArticleAsda confirms discussions with investors
Reports suggest Walmart could sell its majority stake in the UK supermarket following indifferent sales performance
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ArticleWaitrose stocks earliest ever asparagus
Eight weeks ahead of the traditional asparagus season in April, Waitrose sells early variety grown in the New Forest