All articles by Nina Pullman – Page 90
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ArticlePiccolo ready for new season
Baby parsnip brand has television chef on board for recipe development as new season begins this month
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ArticleMarket campaign wins £10k funding
The government has awarded Nabma £10,000 to help under-resourced UK markets to fund Love Your Local Market campaigns
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ArticleTesco sends for finance officer two months early
Ex-M&S finance officer Alan Stewart has joined troubled Tesco ahead of schedule following yesterday’s shock admission of £250m overstatement
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ArticleScotland’s focus on politics 'should boost' farming
An ‘unprecedented’ political awareness in Scotland after last week’s referendum should be used to promote agri-industries, NFUS says
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ArticleTesco admits profit forecast error
Retailer has launched an independent investigation after finding its half-year profit forecast was overstated by £250m
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ArticleTesco aims to please with purple carrots
Retailer launches second colourful vegetable of the week with purple carrots from grower Alan Bartlett
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Morrisons convenience chief lands property role
Gordon Mowat will be responsible for retailer’s DCs and food production facilities and will focus on expanding convenience
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ArticleCampaign gives away free Nelson Mandela film
The annual promotional campaign for South African fruit ups its ethical focus with film giveaway and donation to Mandela charity
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ArticleSouth Africa ‘may not’ send more direct to Russia
South African fruit industry says overlap with European stonefruit market ‘is not a problem’ at the moment despite Russian ban adding pressure
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VideoVideo: Growing Underground
Two entrepreneurs have turned their vision of a sustainable food business into a salad farm underneath south London. Nina Pullman reports
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Article‘Massive’ Bramleys see sales hike
Industry PR campaign for Bramley apples has seen sales rise by 35 per cent, while growers report ‘largest-ever’ fruit size
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ArticleIndustry ‘may need’ SAWS mark two
New NFU manifesto gives MPs list of ‘quick wins’ and longer-term policy recommendations, including a possible replacement for SAWS
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ArticleBranston bus brings potatoes to life
Potato supplier unveils colourful double-decker bus that will tour the UK’s schools telling the potato story
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ArticleRetailer adds Red Tractor logo to canned vegetables
Asda will roll-out Red Tractor logo to eight own-brand canned vegetables in a first for processed produce in UK
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EU transport set for €11.9bn overhaul
The largest-ever investment in EU transport infrastructure will streamline cross border operations across nine major 'corridors'
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ArticleTesco launches pink flesh apple
English pink flesh apple ‘turns heads’ with unusual yellow skin, launching as pack of four in Tesco tomorrow
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ArticleTomato fight raises money for growers
The Dutch campaign to help growers hit by the Russian ban continues with a tomato fight in Amsterdam raising money for producers
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ArticlePacker revamps national trust potato packs
New packs aim to stand out from ‘dull’ potato offering with new colours and ‘enticing’ picture
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ArticleRetailers held to account for tomato workers' pay
Tesco, Sainsburys and Albert Heijn 'have responsibility’ to ensure living wage for workers in Moroccan tomato industry, says report
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ArticleFlower Sprouts renamed for US
Tozer Seeds launch sprout kale hybrid in the US under new name Kalettes to reach kale-loving American consumers