All Sustainability articles – Page 196
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ArticleD’Arrigo’s switches to solar
Move forms part of company’s mission to become a leader in the global transition to clean energy
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ArticleSuppliers asked for views on risk in global food chain
Producers, processors and retailers could feature in a new report by Lloyd’s and Moore Stephens to assess supply chain risk
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ArticleWaitrose to scrap non-recyclable black plastic
Retailer will remove black plastic from own-brand produce by end of 2018 as it cannot be identified by lasers used by waste processors
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ArticlePink Lady rewards sustainability
Pink Lady Europe shows the way with its decision to reward six sustainable initiatives as part of its “Imagine” social responsibility programme
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ArticleFrench consumer brand set to expand
‘C’est qui le patron?’, a French brand aiming to empower consumers and producers, is set to add strawberries to its growing range this spring
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ArticleGreenpeace calls on more supermarkets to go plastic free
NGO's campaign urges other retailers to follow Iceland’s lead, suggesting trials of dispensers, refillable containers and deposit return schemes
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ArticleEngelsman calls for "more honest" food pricing
Eosta founder and CEO makes an appeal to the financial sector through HRH Queen Máxima
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ArticleA tale of two Goves
Defra minister Michael Gove visited the Oxford Farming Conference and its sustainability counterpart Oxford Real Farming Conference in one day
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ArticleIceland aims for plastic free own label by 2023
Frozen food specialist announces switch to paper packaging across own label range and calls on other supermarkets to follow suit
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ArticleLettuce supplier installs LEDs to boost yields
Chichester lettuce and herb producer Madestein UK switches to LED toplighting after lengthy trials and visits to European growers
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ArticleAgricolliBio rolls out laser labelling
Organic kiwifruit grower-exporter has become the latest company to move from paper to laser labelling
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ArticleUS trade deal 'threatens food safety'
Soil Association report highlights ten areas where imports from US could water down UK’s food safety and environmental standards
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ArticleACP region gets Fit For Market
Brussels-based organisation Coleacp is continuing to provide wide-ranging support to producers and exporters in African, Caribbean and Pacific countries
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ArticleBrazil unveils fruit stimulus package
Brazilian Fruit Development Plan aims to reinvigorate country's fresh produce exports
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ArticleGovernment launches 25-year environment plan
Farmers will be supported to create new habitats and replenish soils but NFU reminds government not to compromise agricultural productivity
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ArticleWar on plastic heats up in UK
With pressure mounting on the UK government to act on plastic pollution, prime minister Theresa May has announced a plan to eliminate all avoidable plastic waste within 25 years
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ArticleKeep customers close and expect further change – Co-op boss
Steve Murrells addressed Brexit, climate change and labour concerns during keynote speech at Oxford Farming Conference
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ArticleLevity CropScience exports new product to Ghana
Fertiliser manufacturer said its new Tropical Albina product improved yield, resilience and quality in banana crops in recent trial
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ArticleUK set for new environmental payment scheme
Gove outlines plans to replace Common Agricultural Policy and reward farmers for environmentally friendly practices after Brexit
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ArticleCabilfrut ships first RA-certified avos to Europe
Company says three farms have received accreditation with another eight due to be certified this year