All United Kingdom articles – Page 476
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ArticleSainsbury’s hails ‘year of the salad’
Sales of dark green leaves such as spinach, watercress and rocket are soaring at Sainsbury’s
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ArticleMushy peas as rain hampers crop
Recent sales growth in peas may be dented by a difficult season, but Brexit may prove less problematic than for other crops and the outlook is positive
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ArticleAC Goatham hosts Tour de Pomme
Kent grower welcomes the start of 2016 apple harvest with a 78.6-mile cycle tour past 12 of its 17 farms
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ArticleTomatoes in focus
Upcoming Great British Tomato Conference to address issues across commercial, technical and current affairs
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ArticleStart-up tackles food waste with apple crisps
A new brand has joined the growing food waste movement by turning surplus apples into drinks and snacks
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ArticleHealthy eating boosts veg sales
Healthier consumers and strong marketing campaigns are driving vegetable sales, but growers are feeling the squeeze as the price war rumbles on
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ArticleGreen Light District to promote Tenderstem
Consumers will be encouraged to try Tenderstem ‘naked, spicy, steamy’ during new sampling tour
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ArticleEating fruit at wrong time 'can lead to weight gain'
A personal trainer has claimed that eating fruit after a workout can lead to a rise in body fat
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ArticleAsda sales fall 7.5 per cent in Q2
Retailer cites fierce competition and food deflation in UK market for sales decline but ‘remains committed to price investment’
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ArticleSky News cameras visit Nationwide Produce
Vegetable supplier is interviewed as part of report into the impact of inflation and Brexit on British companies
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ArticleAmazon to open depot at Port of Tilbury
New site at key port for fresh produce comes as Amazon said it is expanding to meet growing customer demand
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ArticleOnly 1 in 3 trust food safety, report reveals
A new study shows a lack of trust in the government to ensure food safety, but greater confidence in British food than foreign produce
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ArticleOnions hailed as ingredients of success
There is potential for production increases on two lines that are proving consumer favourites, writes Michael Barker
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ArticleExperts slam childhood obesity strategy
A government plan to tackle obesity in children has been branded “weak” and “flawed” by health experts and industry leaders
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ArticleRestaurant launches the avocado bun
Joe’s Southern Table and Bar in London’s Covent Garden said it spotted the trend while looking for menu ideas on Instagram
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ArticleNew port director at Portsmouth
Mike Sellers will replace Martin Putman who retires after 21 years at the helm
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ArticleFruit and veg diet shown to help gout
A new study has confirmed the link between the high intake of fruit and veg and better control of gout
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ArticleMorrisons sells stake in Fresh Direct
US online grocer has paid £45 million for Morrisons’ 10 per cent stake as the supermarket tries to recover sales losses
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ArticleHerb sales go bananas
With scratch cooking sending herb sales soaring, Michael Barker asks what will drive the category to the next level
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ArticleNeonics ‘cause long-term and large-scale bee declines’
New study is the first to examine risks to long-term bee populations and finds neonics are linked to declines on ‘national scale’