All People articles – Page 216
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ArticleTesco increases training investment
Tesco is bucking the trend and significantly increasing its investment in developing its staff though a beefed-up training schedule.
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ArticleTesco slams "woeful" schools
The leaders of the UK’s two largest supermarkets have issued a rallying cry to employ young British people and train them well as the Tesco boss branded the UK education system “woeful”.
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ArticleInterfel calls on FNPF’s Bruno Dupont
As the French sector continues to battle myriad difficulties, Bruno Dupont has been chosen as Interfel’s eyes on the ground
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ArticleWinn-Dixie appoints new grocery VP
The appointment of former Bi-Lo executive Robert Mould comes alongside a merchandising and marketing staff reshuffle
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Improve launches two qualifications
The first work-based and vocational qualifications developed exclusively for the food and drink industry will hand employers unprecedented control over training, according to skills chiefs.
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ArticleUS stonefruit figures on the move
Stonefruit marketers Mo Cameron and Blair Richardson are making moves around the US fresh fruit industry
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ArticleChina rewards NZ pear developer
New Zealand-based horticulturalist Lew Dagger has been awarded China’s prestigious Friendship Award
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ArticleAsda boss "not interested" in M&S job
Asda chief executive Andy Bond has categorically ruled himself out of the race to head up Marks & Spencer stating: “Why would I bother?”
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ArticleItalian produce sector must act fast
Newly elected president of Ortofrutta Italia argues challenges must be addressed quickly and efficiently
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Aussies land new horticulture boss
John Lloyd has been appointed as the new chief executive of Horticulture Australia Limited (HAL) as it moves into a new era.
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IGD awards management scholarships
Seventeen successful candidates have been awarded scholarships for the IGD's prestigious Postgraduate Certificate in Food and Grocery Industry Management, each worth £3,500.
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ArticleCitrus consortium appoints new CEO
South Africa's Western Cape Citrus Producers Forum names Joretha Geldenhuys as successor to Piet Smit
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ArticleUniveg plans market-driven expansion
EXCLUSIVE: Following several major acquisitions, the group's fresh produce management is making integration its priority
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Tesco promotes fresh director
Tesco has promoted one of its fresh foods boss to its executive committee harnessing more than 20 years of experience and adding to speculation over Sir Terry Leahy’s eventual successor as chief executive.
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ArticleTesco promotes fresh food director
Commercial director Colin Holmes awarded place on the leading British retail company's executive committee
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ArticleAldi Denmark director quits
Espen Larsen is apparently set to join German food retail group Rewe, according to reports in the Danish press
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ArticleTesco's organic turnaround continues
Tesco has appointed a brand manager for organics, as its strategy to refocus on organic produce picks up pace
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ArticleHorticulture Australia names new CEO
John Lloyd says he is "excited" about growth prospects for country's horticulture business over next 5-10 years
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ArticleHein Deprez handed new Univeg role
Mr Deprez has been appointed as chairman of the board of directors and chairman of the strategic committee, with Rudi De Becker installed as CEO
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ArticleGeorge Hammond director to retire
Brian Madderson, a highly regarded figure in the global reefer shipping and logistics business, will step down at the end of October