All articles by Tommy Leighton – Page 3
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ArticleFord repeats triple success
For the second year running, Ford has been selected as Most Reliable Van Manufacturer Overall and Most Reliable Model and the Ford Transit Connect was awarded second place as Most Reliable Model by trade magazine Fleet News.
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ArticleBEE deal empowers Elgin top-fruit workers
Workers take majority share in well-known Elgin apple farm.
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ArticleBIFGA 21 marks coming of age
The British Independent Fruit Growers Association (BIFGA) is to celebrate its coming of age next year with a top-fruit planting project to be known as BIFGA 21.
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Biodiversity challenge should focus on solutions
The challenge in tackling biodiversity changes is developing and implementing solutions and farmers are already playing a key role and will continue to do so, the NFU said today.
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ArticleChilean avos in for the long haul
An expected lack of demand for Chilean avocados in the UK could overshadow the start of the season, despite recent media coverage on the fruit’s health benefits.
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ArticleIll-informed Brits building waste mountain
Brits are wasting vast volumes of fresh produce because they lack knowledge and confidence regarding correct storage and what to do with produce past its best, an Eat in Colour (EiC) consumer survey has revealed.
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Funeral arrangements for Richard Parkes
Funeral arrangements for Richard Parkes, the Redbridge man who tragically died aged 33 last month, have been confirmed.
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ArticleSainsbury's to please City
Sainsbury’s is expected to announce a 10 per cent rise in interim profits on Wednesday.
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ArticleFoley drinks to Marston's pedigree
Aldi's UK managing director Paul Foley handed an award to Berry Gardens md Nick Marston last week, and gave some views on the secret to his own company's success.
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ArticleKing: British bias is simplistic
Justin King has risked the wrath of the foodie community by refusing to categorically back British food during a presentation to students and food industry leaders at the Royal Agricultural College in Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
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ArticleBA World Cargo releases solid half-year results
Solid operational performance contributes to strong BA World Cargo results.
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ArticleIFE Poland relaunches for 2009
The complete re-brand of IFE Worldwide and the unveiling of a brand new website marks the official launch of IFE Poland 2009.
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ArticleFreshfel concerned after EU pesticide amendments
Europe’s fresh produce trade body Freshfel says a number of major concerns remain after the European Parliament Environment Committee (EPEC) adopted its second reading amendments to the proposed EU pesticide package.
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ArticleBoris hopes for Capital Growth
Mayor Boris Johnson launches scheme to boost locally grown food in London.
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ArticleAsda space grows quicker than rivals
If floor space is an accurate measure, then Asda can claim to be the fastest-growing supermarket chain in the UK, says a new report.
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ArticleUK interest rates cut to three per cent
The Bank of England has cut interest rates to three per cent, the lowest level since 1955, and received immediate praise for the shock move.
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Potato world to collide in New Zealand
Food safety and quality assurance to be investigated at upcoming World Potato Congress.
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ArticleProduce shines in Yorkshire
The fresh produce industry cleaned up at the annual Yorkshire Regional Food Group’s Deliciouslyorkshire Awards 2008-09 on Monday night.
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ArticleSainsbury's steps up staff training
Sainsbury's staff are to be offered formal qualifications in working at the store.
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Linpac takes packaging plaudits
Plastic packaging manufacturer named environmental company of the year.