All articles by Nina Pullman – Page 7
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ArticleM&S launches stoneless avocados
Retailer has limited volumes of Spanish-grown stoneless avos with edible skin and measuring around 8cm
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ArticlePink Lady penetration rises
Apple brand has unveiled its final retail promotions of the year as penetration rises to 83 per cent of UK population
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ArticleMorrisons sells supersize Braeburn
Retailer said giant apples were caused by late spring frosts and delayed flowering with average weights hitting 450g
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ArticleTesco doubles Xmas veggie offering
Retailer has launched first-ever vegan centrepieces with cauliflower and mushroom wellingtons as meat-free sales soar
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ArticleWaitrose launches 'colour-changing' sprouts
Redarling sprouts turn from purple to red once cooked and have launched at Waitrose ahead of festive season
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ArticleAldi to give away fresh food on Christmas Eve
Discounter said charities can collect all unsold fresh food from stores to help those less fortunate and prevent food waste
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ArticleCalls for government to ‘scrap unskilled migrant labour’
A Brexit lobby group has submitted a paper calling for end to unskilled EU labour and a capped seasonal worker scheme
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ArticleGateway to the world
New produce business Halo is gearing up to begin building at mega port and logistics hub London Gateway
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ArticleVoucher scheme expands into Liverpool
The Rose Vouchers for Fruit & Veg scheme will allow low income families in Liverpool to redeem vouchers for fresh produce
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ArticleNisa steps in to fill supply gap left by P&H
Nisa has a new short-term supply contract with McColl’s to supply stores that were previously serviced by Palmer & Harvey
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ArticlePrincess Royal opens new Goatham packhouse
New £10m packhouse and coldstore was officially opened by HRH the Princess Royal
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ArticleScotland appoints Masterchef star as first national chef
Gary Maclean will promote homegrown food and advocate locally-sourced and healthy diets to Scots
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ArticleFarmers face eight new rules to protect water quality
New Defra rules include fertiliser management and soil protection and will come into force from April 2018
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ArticleCranfield wins Queen’s Prize for soil science
Agrifood university has become the first to win prestigious award for large-scale soil research and environmental data
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ArticleCheaper fruit and veg 'could prevent 23k deaths a year'
Deaths from diabetes, stroke and other cardiovascular disease can be prevented by cheaper fresh produce, new study finds
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ArticleWaitrose creates ‘first-ever’ sprout wreath
Quirky festive creation features sprouts woven into Scottish fir foliage as retailer finds new ways to use sprouts at Christmas
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ArticleGrowing up in Amsterdam
Amsterdam’s first commercial vertical farm has opened its doors with the ambition to expand its model across Europe
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ArticleFruit Adventure wins marketing campaign award
Max MacGillivray’s Great Fruit and Veg Adventure campaign won the award at the recent Food Matters Live show
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ArticleEssex grower launches apple juice brand
Surplus topfruit from a family-run farm in Essex is being bottled to create the new juice with listings in retail and foodservice
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ArticleCo-op and Costcutter link up following P&H news
Costcutter has ‘activated contingency plans’ with new agreement with Co-op to supply 2,200 chains including Simply Fresh