All United Kingdom articles – Page 134
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ArticleNew managing director for Vitacress Real
Marco de Jager will oversee the company’s ambitious growth strategy in the retail and foodservice markets
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ArticleMartin Lishman expands shock sensor range
Pineapple, sweet potato, Galia melon and coconut are the latest additions to the ImpacTrack data logger range
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ArticleLST appoints new plant scientist
CEA tech specialist brings on board Laura Briers, a PhD researcher in Plant Physiology at the University of Nottingham
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ArticleSteve Murrells to step down as Co-op CEO
Shirine Khoury-Haq, group CFO and CEO of Co-op Life Services, to become interim group CEO after AGM in May
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PodcastsFruitbox 78 - Dan McAlpine, City Harvest London
The charity’s head of food explains how fresh fruit and vegetable companies can cut waste and help feed people
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ArticleMorrisons seals 'instant delivery' tieup
Deal with Gopuff means range of Morrisons fresh food, own-brand and branded lines can be delivered in as little as 20 minutes
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ArticleNIAB joins global climate initiative
Crop research centre joins AIM4C project to accelerate development and application of climate-smart agricultural innovations
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ArticleBerryWorld boosts partnership with Skip2bfit
Collaboration will allow Skip2Bfit to take skipping workshops to over 80 schools, promoting importance of active lifestyle and healthy eating
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ArticleBerries 'could prevent cancer in dogs'
Love Fresh Berries partners with The Dog Nutritionist to help promote benefits of dogs eating soft fruit
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ArticleJupiter’s biomass now powering homes
The company’s prepared fruit facility is transforming fruit that does not pass Jupiter’s strict quality tests into biogas
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ArticleBerry Gardens launches 2022 campaign
Olympic star Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill will once again lead Berry Gardens' campaign to promote health benefits of British varieties
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ArticleFDF urges govt to ease food inflation
Food and Drink Federation warns that government must act now to avoid "inevitable" food price inflation
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ArticleGovt confirms SAWs £10.10/hr wage
Home Office confirms minimum hourly wage of £10.10 for seasonal horticultural workers employed from 6 April
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ArticleLEAF launches 'pants' stunt to highlight soil health
LEAF is asking farmers to plant their cotton pants ahead of Open Farm Sunday as a way of demonstrating soil health to visitors
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ArticleWhat's the future for the global grape business?
The Global Grape Congress took place live online on 17 March, uniting the leading players from all over the world and exploring what the future holds for the business
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ArticleGLAA chief sounds support for Ukrainians
Comment: Chief executive of the Gangmasters & Labour Abuse Authority Elysia McCaffrey outlines the body's commitment to support Ukrainian nationals arriving in the UK and delivers a warning to those seeking to profit from the current crisis by exploiting vulnerable workers
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ArticleFruit and veg tackles child poverty at Tesco
Supermarket's Buy One to Help a Child event sees cash donated to FareShare when customers buy fruit and veg
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ArticleUK grape sector ‘needs to focus on value’
Retailers and suppliers must seize opportunity to add value to their offer amid price competition and surging input costs, say industry experts
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ArticleJersey Royals get celebrity boost
Jamie Oliver is teaming up with the Jersey Royal brand to help promote the island’s famous new potatoes this season
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ArticleFarming bodies issue joint guidance on ELMs
Advice from CLA and TFA aims to give tenants and landowners clarity on how to make most of Environmental Land Management schemes