All United Kingdom articles – Page 307
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ArticleChaos of No-Deal Brexit revealed
The UK government’s Yellowhammer report predicts grave consequences following No-Deal, including higher food prices, delays and disorder
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ArticleCo-op boss warns of Brexit fruit shortages
Steve Murrells added his voice to supermarkets sounding the alarm over impact of no-deal on fresh produce supply chain
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ArticleDefra pledges £62m to flooding programmes
Severe summer floods in Lincolnshire, Yorkshire and Cumbria spark investment in flood defences and economic regenaration
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ArticleFarmdrop launches ethical convenience range
Made by Farmdrop meals only include ingredients from online grocer’s community of sustainable producers, with no plastic packaging used
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ArticleNFU calls for delay to end of support payments
Union urges government to postpone as there is no guarantee legislation will be in place to start transition to new farm support system in 2021
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ArticleBakkavor profits dive in "challenging" year
The FTSE 250 fresh prepared business, one of the largest food manufacturers in the UK, releases H1 2019 results
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ArticleMP pledges to fight for seasonal labour
Helen Whately tells audience of topfruit growers she is making the case for a wider rollout of pilot seasonal workers scheme
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ArticleEAP becomes British Apples & Pears
Industry body rebrands to reflect full extent of apple and pear production and to maximise export opportunities
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ArticlePlasticFreeLand debuts in London
Visitors to this week’s Packaging Innovations show will get a glimpse of what a plastic-free world might look like, says campaign group A Plastic Planet
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ArticleTenderstem and Pink Lady land healthy food awards
Coregeo brands win in Speedy Suppers and Sweet Treats and Puds categories, being rewarded for their versatility and consistent quality
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ArticlePort of Antwerp prepared for worst
The Port of Antwerp can be “part of the solution” following the chaos of a No-Deal Brexit, with large volumes of cargo expected to shift to containers
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ArticleNFU targets net zero emissions by 2040
Union's ambitious three-pillar strategy to tackle climate change recognises farmers’ position as a source and store of greenhouse gases
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ArticleVeg growers seek plastic mulch alternative
New group of veg growers led by Innovative Farmers will explore biodegradable and non-plastic options for weed control
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ArticleUlma appoints new sales director
Ed Williams says Ulma is leading the way in plastic reduction solutions and environmental responsibility
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Article‘Not all bananas are the same,’ says Fyffes
Irish banana giant’s new ‘Power of the Blue Label’ marketing campaign lists five reasons why shoppers should choose Fyffes
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ArticleUS leading the way on prepared salads
FPJ's US correspondent Amy Cross looks at how the prepared salad category has expanded Stateside
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ArticleRiverford launches provocative new ad campaign
Organic veg box supplier aims to disrupt with multichannel campaign highlighting potential negative impacts of food choices
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ArticleNairobi looks to shore up trade with UK
Kenya lobbies for more investment from Britain as assurances are given that duty-free horticultural trade will continue after Brexit
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Article"Workers want to leave before 31 October"
Despite Home Office U-turn on immigration, workers have little interest in waiting to see what will happen after Brexit
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ArticleJohnson promises "fair" funding for Scottish farmers
Eager for an election, PM announces extra funding for Scottish farmers after Brexit, addressing concerns about unfair distribution of CAP money