All articles by Tommy Leighton – Page 199
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Brazilian melons arrive with healthy outlook
The first two vessels of the Brazilan melon season docked in Dover this week and the market appears far beeter prepared for the fruit than last year.
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Florette officially announces UK expansion plans
Florette officially announces expansion plans in Lichfield, as reported in the Journal two months ago.
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ReDeva to change the face of soft fruit
AFI Redbridge invests in long-term soft fruit breeding programme
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Newton's theory of sustainability
Florette's UK commercial director predicts further year-round growth for the bagged salad market.
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Farmers attempt to raise awareness
The NFU is to launch a new campaign to show ordinary people the importance of farming.
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Farmers' markets booming
The farmers' market phenomenon continues to grow at an extraordinary rate.
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Efsis goes French
Third party inspection and certification specialist Efsis opens new office in France.
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Retail growth slowest for two years
CBI survey has shown that a slowdown in consumer spending appears to have set in.
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ABP shows continued growth
Associated British Ports shows increased profits despite the current uncertain economic climate.
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Fyffes to grow?
The banana industry awaits, as speculation rises about a potential Fyffes bid for Chiquita.
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British Retail Consortium slams MEP packaging vote
The BRC has hit out at the European Parliament's plans for increased packaging regulation.
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Fyffes shows increased profits
Fyffes has registered a 6.8 per cent profit rise in the first half of 2002.
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NFU quits "ludicrous" AWB
Angry NFU representatives today resigned from the Agricultural Wages Board after fighting without success to achieve a settlement that is fair to workers without putting farmers out of business.
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Yorkshire date for organics
UK growers will be given the chance to discuss a wide range of organic issues at the Organic Horticulture Symposium, in north Yorkshire, on September 17.

