All articles by Nina Pullman – Page 35
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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
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ArticleTesco launches re-sealable salad bags
New packaging is designed to help shoppers cut waste as new research finds bagged salad is still among most wasted food item
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ArticleNew research programme to help tackle SWD
A new research programme funded by the AHDB will help design a year-round control strategy for SWD fruit fly
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ArticleFTA urges action as Calais disruption returns
Reports of increased attempts by migrants to board lorries have led freight trade body to call for urgent government action
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ArticleNew sourcing strategy at Sainsbury’s
Sainsbury’s suppliers will be audited against new sustainability standards linked to UN Sustainable Development Goals
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ArticleRosemary linked to better memory
New research has found older people had “significantly enhanced” memory after spending time in a room scented with rosemary
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ArticleM&S cracks prepared banana browning issue
Premium retailer said a fruit acid spray prevents bananas from going brown in its prepared fruit salad pots
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ArticleBrexit prompts Brits to think about produce origin
Over a third of British shoppers now think more about origin of produce, according to a new study for British Tomato Week
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ArticleUK economy ‘needs 200,000 migrants a year’
New report says British industries need double the Conservatives' target for migration to avoid crisis after Brexit
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ArticleAsda launches Purple Majesty chips
Retailer said it is capitalising on trend for purple food with launch of Purple Majesty line, grown in the eastern counties
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ArticleGlens of Antrim recognised for local support
Northern Irish potato packer has been presented with a Prince’s Trust award for supporting the community and reviving historic variety
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ArticleFood Dudes goes into liquidation
Kids’ healthy eating scheme founded by Fergus Lowe has gone into liquidation with debts of £1.2m
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ArticleScotty Brand adds asparagus to range
Asparagus from Angus-based James Brunton will be stocked in Waitrose stores across Scotland under Scotty Brand range
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ArticleElsoms makes canker breakthrough
Seed breeder has sponsored new research that has established how to develop canker-resistant parsnip varieties
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ArticleSalad grower fined after chainsaw accident
Growing Green has been fined over £120,000 after a worker suffered deep cuts to the arm in a chainsaw accident
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ArticleLiverpool wholesaler relocates to new site
Almond Catering Supplies has invested £450k in a new unit on Stonebridge Business Park, leaving Liverpool market
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ArticleWatercress season opens with fancy dress and hampers
The Watercress Company has welcomed the first leaves of the UK season by delivering hampers with watercress-related goodies
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ArticleAsda loose produce removal sparks anger
A trial by Asda to remove some loose produce lines from all stores has prompted outrage on social media
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ArticleCold snap slows asparagus
The end of April's cold temperatures slowed asparagus growth but warmer weather this week is expected to boost crops
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ArticleMumsnet gives ‘thumbs up’ to Tesco free fruit
Award-winning Free Fruit for Kids scheme has helped children eat more fruit and made shopping more pleasant, Mumsnet finds