All articles by Nina Pullman – Page 49
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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
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ArticleTesco extends store openings to match night tube
Staff were in position at select stores along the Victoria and Central tube lines in London to hand out orange juice and water
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ArticleSainsbury’s hails ‘year of the salad’
Sales of dark green leaves such as spinach, watercress and rocket are soaring at Sainsbury’s
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ArticleAC Goatham hosts Tour de Pomme
Kent grower welcomes the start of 2016 apple harvest with a 78.6-mile cycle tour past 12 of its 17 farms