All United Kingdom articles – Page 280
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ArticleYoung Borough traders learn about fruit and veg
London market's Summer Produce Sale and Young Marketeers programme give kids insight in produce trading
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Article10 stores making veg aisles a sensory experience
Fresh produce has arguably "never been so important" for attracting retail shoppers, says TCC Global's Bryan Roberts
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ArticleAldi extends plastic-free trial
Initiative on five fresh vegetable lines, which has been trialled in Scotland, will now move into England
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ArticleScottish fruit farm named Strategic SmartHort Centre
Thomas Thomson becomes third AHDB centre to act as case study for productivity improvements
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ArticleNew look for "Blas y Tir" veg
New branding captures "nostalgic but fresh" image of Pembrokeshire landscape
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ArticleZeus Kiwi keeping eyes open
Even without the uncertainty surrounding the UK market, Zeus Kiwi’s rapidly growing volumes make it essential for the company to find new export markets
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ArticleEast of England Co-op boosts local sales
Retailer's Sourced Locally Fortnight initiative passes £1 million in local produce sales this June
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ArticleBidfresh launches fresh food platform
New Fresh Food Hub offers chefs and caterers 'anytime, anywhere' digital ordering solution
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ArticleIGS reveal "hugely exciting" £5.4m funding
Indoor and vertical farm technology specialists boosted with new funding round, led by US agri-investors
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ArticleOmega Ingredients launches real wasabi
Ipswich-based supplier looks to distinguish itself from adulterated products, with most paste containing less than five per cent wasabi
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ArticleCrime against farmers ‘not properly tackled’
An estimated 137,000 farmers have fallen victim to crime with 80 per cent saying police aren’t doing enough to protect them
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ArticleFood industry unveils Plan for Success
New document, backed by fresh produce organisations, proposes how government can support food and drink sector
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ArticleFinkelstein's role confirmed at Defra
Experienced government operator's interim position made permanent
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ArticleFareShare opens new warehouse in Kent
Food redistribution charity relocates Kent Regional Centre, allowing it to provide almost half a million more meals a year
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ArticleRain wreaks havoc on Lincolnshire crops
Brassicas worst hit, with fields reduced to quagmires for growers who describe it as "worst rain in 40 years"
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ArticleNatoora launches 'revolutionary' new format
Natoora Counter cafe and grocery store puts 'radically seasonal', fully traceable fresh produce at the heart of its offer
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ArticleLords appoint new committee on food poverty
Group will examine impact on public health and environment, and look at how diets can be made more sustainable, affordable and healthy
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ArticleJHI researchers top bill at berry symposium
Dr Dorota Jarret and Nikki Jennings will discuss challenges of growing Rubus and Ribes crops in Scotland and genetic markers
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ArticleTesco reports 'melon mania'
Supermarket says last year's hot summer helped melon replace pineapples as fastest-growing fruit
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ArticleSocial media alerts growers to moth invasion
Diamondback moths return to UK brassica fields with fears the infestation may be as serious as in 2016