All United Kingdom articles – Page 289
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ArticleNI apple growers in limbo over Brexit
Uncertainty remains on apple exports to Republic of Ireland as UK readies to leave Europe
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ArticlePallet repair trumps new production
Repair and reuse of wooden pallets surpasses number of new pallets being produced, according to new statistics
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ArticleNew India service for London Gateway
A new service for DP World operating from London Gateway is predicted to open up more trading opportunities between the UK and India
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ArticleRocha pear exports bounce back
Three-year international marketing campaign bearing fruit, says ANP
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Article£1.15m for creative ideas against food waste
New funding release from government encourages new ideas to tackle the 4.5 million tonnes of food wasted each year
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ArticleBan on plastic waste exports in Environment Bill
New powers for the government to crack down on outsourcing of plastic pollution included in return of Environment Bill
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ArticleIceland dumps plastic in major trial
Switch to plastic-free and reduced-plastic packaging on fresh produce promises major environmental benefits
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ArticleBooths launches Healthy Plates range
Expansion of own-label offer features four new SKUs that each contribute one of your 5 A Day
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Article'Edible tea' is one of 5 A Day
New range of fruit and vegetable teas from Nim's offer innovative new way for consumers to eat and drink healthily
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ArticleSlow year for salad veg
Salad vegetables’ rapid growth inevitably slowed in 2019 after the previous year’s heatwave, yet the category is still a massive growth opportunity.
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ArticleTWC trial watercress soup at NHS hospital
The Watercress Company aims to boost patient nutrition and reduce food waste with new soup creation
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ArticleSeed exporters visit Netherlands
AHDB seed potato study group looks at competitor's efforts ahead of Fruit Logistica
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ArticleExclusive: Bardsley England acquires Newmafruit
Deal sees two major UK topfruit producers come together, with Newmafruit the latest addition to Bardsley England group
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ArticleTough times for foodservice sector
New analysis by foodservice expert Peter Backman paints a bleak picture of the current state of the eating-out market
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ArticleSainsbury's commits to net zero emissions by 2040
Outgoing chief executive Mike Coupe said supermarket will slash CO2 in twenty years, ahead of government targets
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ArticleCQLP halts strawberry sales
French consumer brand ‘C’est qui le patron?’ has abandoned strawberry sales after two years due to packaging and waste issues
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ArticleBlakemore launches food waste trial
Convenience chain partners with Too Good to Go app to help reduce the amount of fresh food thrown away
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Article£10m investment for Mash Direct
Northern Irish veg processor plans to expand its facilities and make them more environmentally friendly
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ArticleSweet Success
Barfoots founder Peter Barfoot received a CBE in the Queen’s New Year Honours list for his outstanding contribution to sustainable farming. Michael Barker catches up with him to hear how he did it