All articles by Nina Pullman – Page 60
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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
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ArticleSainsbury’s posts first LFL sales rise in two years
Like-for-like sales grew by 0.1 per cent in Q4 as Mike Coupe says Sainsbury’s will ‘continue to outperform peers’
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ArticleSpecial report: Belgian promise
The UK and Belgium have long been profitable trading partners, but exporters are now looking for more direct relationships
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The Jersey Boys
Produce Investments’ takeover of the Jersey Royal Company has been marked by a series of major investments in packing and growing. Nina Pullman went to visit