Supply news from FPJ – Page 98
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ArticleCalls for science-based National Food Strategy
Food science and technology professionals identify three key areas which should be addressed to ensure future food security for the UK
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Article‘No lettuce’ salad wins top organic award
Flower Salad from Maddocks Farm Organic awarded possible listing at Ocado after triumphing in Soil Association’s annual BOOM Awards
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ArticleGoatham’s hungry for more after lockdown boost
British topfruit giant welcomes Covid-related boost to consumption as it continues major programme of orchard planting
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ArticleJO Sims makes UK cherry season debut
Grower JO Sims poised for excellent cherry season from its first UK farm, in spite of record-breaking frosts
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Article'Trade deals must protect UK farmers'
'Champion and protect British food in trade deals', British public say in NFU survey
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ArticleTwo new directors at AC Goatham & Son
Gayle Goatham and Steve Barwick unveiled as HR and recruitment director and commercial director respectively
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ArticleUK bans EU seed potato imports
UK bans import of seed potatoes from EU countries in response to European refusal to re-authorise British imports
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ArticleWolds Produce acquires WM Quarrie
Potato supplier buys fellow Yorkshire business, eyeing opportunities for growth in seed potato market
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ArticleStrawberries help heart health, study suggests
Strawberries could improve markers of cardiovascular and metabolic health in at-risk adults, new research finds
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ArticleIndustry launches Adopt a Pea Field
Adopt a British pea field and celebrate UK pea harvest for only 100p(ea) during Great British Pea Week
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ArticleBrassica growers in quit threat
Static returns, combined with a wide range of input cost increases, are threatening to drive growers away
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ArticleIndustry launches National Berry Month
The UK's first National Berry Month launched yesterday (1 July), showcasing softfruit's versatility and health-giving properties
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ArticleKooky brings dried Thai fruit to UK market
Dried exotic fruit brand Kooky launches on UK market, bringing a taste of Thailand to British consumers
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ArticleGreece eyes late-season grape potential
Speakers at the Global Grape Congress outline their optimism for Greece's role in international supply
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ArticleLorry parking ban lifted in Kent
Government rejects bid by Kent County Council to extend restrictions on parking in laybys amid fears for driver safety
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ArticleEngland kicks off UK cherry harvest
The 2021 British cherry harvest starts today, with English fruit hitting supermarket shelves from this week
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ArticleUK supermarkets in eco-label pilot
Sainsburys, Co-op and M&S involved in trial of landmark new traffic-light system for assessing environmental impact of various food products
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ArticleDownload FPJ Going Global
Six months after Brexit we explore the trade opportunities and challenges for UK suppliers as they adjust to life outside the Single Market
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ArticlePM urged to intervene in HGV crisis
Group of businesses and industry bodies writes to Boris Johnson requesting his personal intervention
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ArticleMorePeople brings on new recruits
Food and farming recruiter appoints two new consultants as job opportunities in the sector continue to grow