All articles by Nina Pullman – Page 10
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ArticleRomaine lettuce linked to fatal E.Coli outbreak
An outbreak of E.Coli that has killed two people in the US and Canada is suspected to have come from Romaine lettuce
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ArticleWaitrose unveils new label for healthy food
Retailer’s Good Health mark will help shoppers identify healthy choices and comes alongside raft of new veg-based products
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ArticleAsda quits buying group to prioritise direct model
Retailer has left the European Marketing Distribution buying group to prioritise and strengthen its direct to supplier model
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ArticleZeebrugge-Tilbury reach record freight levels
P&O Ferries said route saw more traffic in 2017 than any other year in growing rivalry with Dover as gateway to Britain
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ArticleAldi sales jumped 15 per cent over Christmas
Discounter enjoyed ‘busiest-ever Christmas’ as demand for premium lines boosted sales during month of December
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ArticleWhitworths joins with Wallace and Gromit creators
Dried fruit and nut supplier has developed a new animation campaign for its Bright Little Nuts kids snacking range
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ArticleIsraeli exotics season gears up
Exporter Yapro expects passionfruit yields to be up by 15 per cent after good growing conditions and increased plantings
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ArticleSainsbury’s launches ‘first-ever’ pulled jackfruit
Pulled jackfruit has ‘extraordinary ability to imitate pulled pork’ and is one of seven products in new plant-based range
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ArticleSudden death of ‘champion’ GLA CEO Paul Broadbent
Death of labour abuse authority chief described as 'a shattering tragedy' after career in public service and worker protection
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ArticleCompass CEO dies in seaplane accident
Richard Cousins died alongside members of his close family in a tragic seaplane accident in Australia on New Year’s Eve
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ArticleSadiq Khan sets up first London Markets Board
New board is co-chaired by NCGM’s Helen Evans and will advise mayor on wholesale and retail market issues
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ArticleEating one portion of salad 'can preserve memory'
Older people who eat more leafy salad are up to 11 years younger in cognitive tests, new study finds
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ArticleGive a voice to producers for Fairtrade Fortnight
Annual campaign will focus on sharing stories from producers of certified products under slogan ‘Come on in to Fairtrade’
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ArticleFirst-ever frozen Tenderstem launches at Iceland
Supplier and frozen specialist TSA International has launched ‘world’s first’ frozen Tenderstem after decade of development
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ArticleSupplier ‘helplines’ help solve disputes without buyer
Some retailers have installed helplines to help suppliers raise invoice queries without affecting commercial relationships
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ArticleNew chairman at Tomato Growers Association
Glinwell general manager Matthew Simon has been named chairman alongside new vice chairman Brendan Gillow of Flavourfresh
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ArticleTesco-Booker merger formalised
The £3.7bn takeover of Booker by Tesco has been officially cleared by the Competition and Markets Authority
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ArticleWholesale celery campaign pays off
A social media competition to ‘Find the Fenland Celery’ run by French Garden Bristol has boosted sales across wholesale sector
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ArticleRotten grapes lead to £5,000 fine
Leeds retailer selling grapes with ‘100 per cent rots’ has been fined for selling produce that is unfit for human consumption
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ArticleRed Tractor to be accepted by Tesco and GlobalGAP
Tesco suppliers and exporters will see audit duplication removed as Red Tractor standards accepted as equivalent