All articles by Nina Pullman – Page 45
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ArticleCalais wall is 'waste of money'
Peak growing season in the UK is minimising disruption from Calais troubles for now, but industry slams Calais wall proposals
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ArticleAmazon launches restaurant delivery service
Amazon Restaurants will take on the likes of Deliveroo with ‘ultra fast’ delivery of large range of London restaurants
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ArticleUK to build £2m Calais wall
The UK government will fund a 4m-high wall to protect access roads to Calais from migrants and minimise disruption to freight traffic
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ArticleLess than a fifth of packed lunches contain veg or salad
A new study has found more than half of primary school packed lunches contain too many sweet snacks
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ArticleVeggie Pret to become permanent
Pret A Manger said it will open further vegetarian stores in London and across the UK following strong sales
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ArticleHospital fruit stall to be made permanent
Fresh Ideas 4 You will become a permanent fixture outside Worcestershire hospital after a successful three-month trial
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ArticlePort of Calais access blocked by protest
A roadblock is set to block the access roads to Calais today as truckers protest over ‘disruption' from migrant camps
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ArticlePrepared produce is right on trend
The prepared produced category is ideally placed to respond to the latest consumer trends, with NPD inciting shoppers to trade up
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ArticleSainsbury’s sees unseasonable spike in sprout sales
Retailer said health benefits of sprouts and alternative recipes have created ‘unprecedented’ summer demand
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ArticleMexican limes suffer after heavy rain
Quality and supply of Mexican limes are sliding following heavy rain and storms after tropical storm Earl
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ArticleAbel & Cole opens London pop-up
Organic box scheme will cook seasonal produce at new east London restaurant alongside running themed events
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ArticleUK ‘must look outside EU for opportunity’
Theresa May has spoken of her determination to make Brexit a success at the first cabinet meeting since the Leave vote
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ArticleRetailers ‘in favour’ of wonky veg
A new survey has found that most senior managers in grocery retail believe consumers would buy more wonky veg
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ArticleQuestion marks over PO funding despite pledge
The government's promise to honour EU funding has nevertheless left the trade with more questions than answers
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ArticleFresh pea sales treble at the Co-op
Retailer cites warm wet temperature leading to good flavour as reason behind stellar pea sales
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ArticleBirmingham market relocation faces new delay
Questions over who is responsible for installing a sprinkler system on new site have led to move date being delayed
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ArticleInsecticide approved for Diamondback moth control
Benevia 10OD has been granted a new 120-day EAMU to help brassica growers tackle Diamondback moth infestation
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ArticleUnusual produce sees spike in demand
Wholesalers report greater demand in niche lines such as heritage produce, coloured vegetables and micro herbs
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ArticleTesco faces anger after removing Scottish flag
Retailer is facing a barrage of angry tweets from Scottish shoppers after Scottish flag replaced with Union Jack on berries
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ArticleRecord low on retail promotions
Supermarkets are moving to simpler pricing as Kantar records lowest number of promotions since 2010