All United Kingdom articles – Page 178
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ArticleJulia Mulligan named new GLAA chair
Mulligan takes the reins at the gangmasters' body with extensive experience in the law and order sector
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ArticleRush Group provides 3m meals
Rush Group diverts enough surplus fresh produce to provide 3 million meals via FareShare
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ArticleNew project trials sustainable 'plastic greenhouses'
A radical new type of greenhouse with windows made of ETFE plastic delivers higher quality and more sustainable produce according to the consortium behind it
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ArticleSite manager appointed at new PML hub
James Tinkler will take charge of the new satellite transport and logistics hub in Kent
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ArticleM&S and Costa in food tieup
More than 30 M&S Food lines, including salads and sandwiches, will be sold through Costa Coffee outlets from next year
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AnalysisMarketing term easy peeler is 'too generic'
Citrus marketers call for more focus on quality of individual varieties, as well as category's nutritional benefits
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ArticleShape future of LEAF Marque Standard
Global environmental assurance system launches wide-reaching consultation on what requirements of its new standard, v16.0, should be
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ArticleGovt launches £27m Farming Investment Fund
New scheme will provide grants for new farming equipment and infrastructure to improve efficiency and deliver environmental benefits
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ArticleTong eyes global growth
Veg handling machinery specialist Tong appoints sales directors to drive customer growth worldwide
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ArticleBlakemore upbeat despite Covid hit
Wholesale and retail group reports good progress despite sales dip as a result of the pandemic
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ArticleLidl invests in supermarket wages
Lidl GB plans to become UK's highest paying supermarket with biggest ever investment into wages
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ArticleDefra opens AHDB consultation
Consultation gives growers the chance to say if they still want AHDB to carry out any work in horticulture and potatoes
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ArticleTimber pallet sector tackles challenges
"Severe" challenges for the packaging and pallet sector include the pandemic and Brexit
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ArticleStudents tackle climate question
UK competition aims to engage young people in the transition to sustainable food systems and carbon neutral farming
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ArticleMedicinal chef promotes mushrooms
Dale Pinnock has teamed up with the UK and Ireland Mushroom Producers to champion vit-D enriched mushrooms, group says
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ArticleBBC champions seed breeders
BBC Radio 4 highlights the skill of seed breeders and the story behind varietal innovation in fruit and veg
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ArticleSupermarkets see pre-Xmas boost
UK supermarkets experience boost to in-store shopping as Brits embrace omnichannel opportunities ahead of Christmas
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ArticleGBRf keeps supplies on track
Britain's third-largest rail freight operator has launched a series of new intermodal services as the UK supply chain buckles
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ArticleMorrisons lauds 'Farmer Christmas'
Supermarket puts the work of farmers in delivering the Christmas meal front and centre in its festive advert
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ArticleCargo handlers feel strain
Air cargo handlers across Europe and the US are struggling to keep up with peak season demand, reports Air Cargo News