All United Kingdom articles – Page 253
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ArticleBerry Gardens installs state-of-the-art solar array
The 3,614-panel installation at growers’ co-op’s new site is one of largest optimised systems of its kind in UK
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ArticleMorrisons falter in festive sales
The retailer saw a 1.7 per cent drop in sales during the Christmas period down to tough conditions and lower wholesale trade
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ArticleSlow Christmas growth as shoppers cut back on classics
Retail grocery sales fail to live up to expectations as consumers watch their wallets, buying less traditional food and drink
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ArticlePML announces air freight partnership with GreenSky
Agreement will allow logistics company to offer new trade routes to and from Mexico and North America region
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ArticleCrussh expands to more Sainsbury’s stores
Health food specialist rolls out retail range to 300 branches from Exeter to Edinburgh following success in the capital
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ArticleNew Gousto packaging will help halve plastic use
Meal kit provider expects to honour its 50 per cent reduction pledge in 2020, having already cut plastic use by more than 100 tonnes in 2019
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ArticlePlanet Organic moves into delivery
Retailer teams up with delivery service Supper as it looks to make its offer more widely available
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ArticleFlood recovery fund opens for applications
Farmers in South Yorkshire, Gloucestershire and the Midlands affected by November's floods can now apply for compensation
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ArticleRecord Christmas for Aldi UK
Supermarket reports 7.9 per cent increase on festive period a year ago, with alcohol, meat and premium products driving sales
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ArticleTesco gives vegan range a bit of Oumph!
Sticky Smokehouse Oumph! is the latest addition to Tesco’s growing selection of meat substitutes and vegan products
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ArticlePuffin Produce donates spuds to local charity
The Pembrokeshire business gave 500 bags of potatoes to local charity PATCH, during the festive period
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ArticleAldi beefs up vegan range
Discounter launches a number of new plant-based products to coincide with Veganuary
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ArticleWhy the pineapple was once a symbol of wealth
Lauren Alex O'Hagan, a research associate in the Centre for Language and Communication Research at Cardiff University, looks at how pineapples and celery were early examples of so-called 'food porn'
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ArticleADAS and SRUC in new tie-up
Joint venture promises agri-business greater access to the two organisations' expertise
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ArticleOliver Kay opens vegan competition
Initiative aims to encourage chefs to come up with new and tasty vegan dishes and tap into fast-growing trend
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ArticleJavid announces £3bn for farmers
Cash is set to replace EU funding and ensure farmers are not disadvantaged after Brexit
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ArticleCo-op launches new plant-based vegan range
The retailer follows supermarket trends in ramping up vegan ranges to keep pace with consumer demand
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ArticleCBE for Peter Barfoot
Barfoot and Mash Direct's Tracy Hamilton lead the way for fresh produce in the Queen's New Year's honours list
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ArticleAgronomy heavyweights scoop potato awards
Leading researchers David Firman and Graham Tomalin recognised for contribution to UK potato industry
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ArticleAldi Xmas veg "Christmas gift"
Aldi reduces prices by nearly a quarter on Christmas vegetables ahead of the big day