All articles by Nina Pullman – Page 56
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ArticleInterview: Halls of fame
Managing director of HL Halls’ European arm, Paul Devlin, tells Nina Pullman why we’ve only scratched the surface of the avocado boom
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ArticleSalad supply tight at Dutch switchover
High prices and demand as salads supply transitions from Spain to Holland are likely to last longer than usual this year due to the warm winter
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ArticleNew anaerobic digestion site for south east
ReFood’s new anaerobic digestion site in Dagenham will handle 160,000 tonnes of food waste a year
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ArticleInterview: In the shadows
Shadow Defra minister Kerry McCarthy talks to Nina Pullman about food prices, niche markets and Liz Truss’ ‘PR approach’
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ArticleA third of workers set to benefit from NLW, figures show
The National Living Wage, which comes into effect this Friday, will have a varying impact across the UK, new research has shown
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ArticleAldi UK reviewing pesticide policy for suppliers
Discounter said its approach will go “beyond the current status quo” for pesticides including neonicotinoids
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ArticleTenderstem sees 25 per cent sales rise
Vlogger The Body Coach has helped drive awareness of branded brassica, which he refers to as “midget trees”
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ArticleCorbyn urges public to eat more salad with kebabs
The Labour leader used his presence at the British Kebab Awards to promote healthy eating and salad sales
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ArticleCauli prices spiral as buyers urged to use alternatives
French cauliflowers are selling for as much as £3 each this week due to warm temperatures having caused a shortage
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ArticleScottish farming incomes halved over four years
Lower market prices, favourable euro exchange rates and lower subsidies have hit farming incomes
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ArticleCoregeo marketing chief honoured in business awards
Michelle Toft was runner up in the Women in PR and Marketing category in the 2016 Kent Women in Business Awards
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ArticleNatoora hires former Nielsen vice president
Technology expert Jacopo Arpesani named chief operating officer at premium London wholesaler
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ArticleUnderwater salad farm seeks partners
Nemo’s Garden, an underwater salad and herb trial site in Italy, has said it would welcome partners to take the project forward
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ArticleTesco unveils seven new discount brands
Berries, salads, veg, apples and pears are included in the new branded range that ‘meets the need for quality at low prices’
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ArticleWholesaler ‘not guilty’ of drug smuggling
David Mais has been cleared of conspiring to import £25 million worth of cocaine found in plastic bananas
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ArticleWoman starts Grow-Your-Own project for refugees
Juliet Taylor is looking for donations to help her build vegetable patches for refugees in northern France
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ArticleVitacress hosts visit from Lords committee
Baroness said inquiry into price volatility and agricultural resilience was ‘brought to life’ by visit to three Hampshire farms
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ArticleFarmcare set to consolidate potato packhouses
Supplier has opened consultation period for staff at Langley Brook and Carnoustie packing sites to respond to 'fierce' retail market
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ArticleGrower faces council backlash over caravan plan
Local council has disputed Hall Hunter’s ‘almost magical’ blueberry yield increase that has required 'urgent' extra labour
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ArticleGrow Your Own event welcomes local children
Produce World and the East of England Agricultural Society hosted around 400 schoolchildren for potato planting event