All articles by Nina Pullman – Page 18
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Article‘Inspirational’ Aichen wins Lifetime Achievement
AG Thames chairman Leon Aichen, Greenyard Flowers and Aldi were among the winners this year's Fresh Awards
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ArticlePoupart relaunches Ravenhill brand
Produce giant has unveiled premium produce brand with new-look visuals designed for high end retail
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ArticleChefs embrace new veg-centric trend
A new trend to place veg at the heart of menus while meat becomes a support act is set to hit the UK foodservice sector
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ArticleFresh produce's brand masters
FPJ rounds up the leading names in fresh produce branding and analyses their latest investment and marketing plans
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ArticleColdpress wins £2.3m cash injection
Fruit-based drinks brand has received new backing from investment bank and consumer brand specialist
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ArticleDrone records Waitrose watercress harvest
Retailer releases footage of watercress harvest at Manor Farm in Hampshire as first leaves arrive on shelves
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ArticleAmazon Fresh rolls out across home counties
New postcodes in Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire means internet giant’s grocery service is now available in 302 household areas
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Article‘Count on us, not our president’ – US organic sector
The US organic industry has said it will compensate for Trump’s decision to pull out of Paris climate agreement
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ArticleBorough Market remains closed after terror attack
Market is ‘deeply shocked’ by Saturday’s terror attack but will pull together and show solidarity with those affected
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ArticleNew horizons for SH Pratt Group
The SH Pratt Group continues to invest for the future with a groundbreaking new business venture at London Gateway looking at opportunities outside of bananas. Nina Pullman paid a visit to the company’s Luton headquarters
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ArticleWaitrose introduces Dutch-grown ‘snowbergines’
White-skinned aubergines are a new addition to retailer’s speciality aubergine line and will be available until June
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ArticleIceland sees sales rise as consumers favour frozen
Retailer said changing perceptions of frozen and new stores helped secure its 2.0 per cent like-for-like sales rise in last year
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ArticleDutch supplier pioneers climate neutral products
Retail supplier Superunie has become climate neutral on some lines by reducing and offsetting carbon emissions in supply chain
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ArticleSustainable food systems are ‘within our control’
Former IFAD president says separating climate change from food systems is 'wrong' as Trump pulls out of Paris climate agreement
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ArticleExotifruit announces first crop of Fairtrade limes
Citrus importer is expecting first containers of new certified limes to arrive in June with a range of branding and pack sizes available
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ArticleBristol market celebrates centenary
Market hosted charity breakfast event for media and food writers to mark 100th anniversary and launch new website
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ArticleKenyan avo grower certified by Rainforest Alliance
Kakuzi Limited has become the 11th global avocado grower to be accredited by the environmental certification mark
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ArticleAsda to help suppliers make savings
Retailer said its Sustain & Save Exchange programme will help save £2.5 million through carbon and food waste reduction
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ArticleBanana supplier to expand into dried fruit
JN Fox & Sons will expand on its partnership with Earth University to import dried banana, mango, pineapple and tropical mixes
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ArticleSainsbury’s move away from Fairtrade sparks concern
Organisation has warned of the possible impact if Sainsbury's replicates new 'Fairly Traded' sustainable tea brand on other commodities