All United Kingdom articles – Page 297
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ArticleOliver Kay boosts chiller van capacity
New vehicles are specially designed to boost payload and carbon footprint for fruit and veg wholesale supplier
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ArticleThe war on veg
One year in, Veg Power’s hardcore Eat Them to Defeat Them campaign has yielded some impressive results, changing children’s eating behaviour and boosting vegetable sales. Fred Searle reports on the battle so far
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ArticleChilean cherry grower acquires UK farms
FGA Farming buys two cherry farms from Kent grower Paul Mansfield in move described as an industry first
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ArticleNIAB moves into new £25m home
The Lawrence Weaver Road headquarters marks an "exciting new chapter" in NIAB's history
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Article"Sainsbury's performance is improving"
New Kantar data shows Sainsbury's faring well against Big Four competitors, while "Veganuary" trends take off
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ArticleSecond Reading for Agriculture Bill
New Bill, outlining a vision of British agriculture post Brexit, moves a step closer to being ratified
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ArticleGoing global
Over the last quarter century BerryWorld has been instrumental in growing the soft-fruit market, not just in the UK but around the world. Fred Searle talks to the group’s chief executive Adam Olins about having an international outlook and making a positive difference through food
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ArticleLabour availability remains uncertain for growers
Association of Labour Providers' chief executive David Camp offers advice to growers struggling to recruit seasonal labour
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ArticleResearch into frost protection revealed
New report presented at NI Fruit Growers Association outlines emerging frost protection measures for topfruit growers
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ArticleWaitrose and Vitality offer fresh produce discounts
Partnership between the supermarket and insurer aims to encourage healthier eating and more exercise
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ArticleAgriPlace addresses transparency needs
Nico Broersen Junior of AgriPlace, the global platform for agricultural compliance, discusses AgriPlace Chain, a tool to facilitate information-sharing in order to minimise risk in the supply chain
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ArticleApple named in honour of Brexit
British Apples & Pears call apple variety Eos, to mark the UK's departure from the EU
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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