All United Kingdom articles – Page 528
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ArticleTulip growers 'please please' Paul McCartney
Ex member of The Beatles presented with his own tulip in colours associated with his native Liverpool before gig in the Netherlands
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ArticleTesco trebles its exotic salad lines
Retailer says figures that show exotic salads are becoming lunch option of choice are behind move to expand range
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Article'Record-breaking' turnout for Open Farm Sunday
LEAF estimates visitor numbers for 2015 will be 250k+, exceeding the record-breaking attendance of 2014 by more than 15 per cent
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ArticleEuro on form after Greek fears rescind
Moneycorp's Chris Redfern on why receding fears over the 'Grexit' have helped boost the single currency
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ArticleFirm fined after teen worker nearly loses fingertips
HSE prosecuted Haynes Brothers after investigation found no suitable risk assessment was carried out for paid work experience 16-year-old
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ArticleSecond Tesco project visit at Vitacress
Pupils from Surrey school visit Vitacress Herbs Nursery where they learnt all about herbs and their uses as part of Tesco Eat Happy scheme
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ArticleStrong demand in UK for bananas
Elsewhere, retailers are ‘attacking’ pre-pack formats to give the banana category a boost
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ArticleLiverpool Legends and TV stars set for Growers Utd games
Phil Neal, Phil Babb, Ian Tush and John Aldridge among those taking part in charity match against fresh produce workers
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ArticlePreston and Crowe join Produce World
Tim Preston joins the veg giant from Greencore Food To Go, while Peter Crowe arrives from PR firm Ware Anthony Rust
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ArticleAldi sweeps the board at FreshAwards
Vitacress and its employees also landed two prizes at last night's event, with other renowned fresh produce firms among the winners
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ArticleChingford reduces sustainability team
Fruit firm has "rationalised the sustainability team down from two sustainable horticulture managers to one company agronomist"
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ArticleEx-Del Monte boss passes away following heart attack
The fruit industry has paid tribute to Peter Miller, who was in his 60s, as one of the food industry’s “true characters”
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Article'Profit driven' East Malling Trust homes plan irks locals
More than 35 letters of objection from those who claim they will be harmed by the project have been recieved by the planning authority
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ArticleWaitrose in 'market first' salad product launch
Grower’s Selection Seasonal Salad Leaves pack, priced at £1.50 for 60g, includes micro wasabi leaf
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ArticleFresh produce ‘should receive more EU subsidies’
‘Discrimination’ against European fruit and vegetable sector that receives fraction of CAP budget needs to be reset, EGEA delegates told
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ArticleEast Malling wins funding for apple disease project
EMR will use £482k of new funding to study ways to tackle Apple Replant Disease (ARD)
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ArticleCollaboration across sectors 'would boost' fresh produce intake
Agriculture should work with health and education sectors to increase consumption of fruit and vegetables, conference hears
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ArticleAldi 'has most UK warehousing space' lined up this year
Aldi has planned over 2.5 million sq ft of UK warehouse space across the last two and a half years to meet future demand
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ArticleFelixstowe briefly closed due to strong winds
The Suffolk port, the UK's largest, has since reopened, and business has not been affected by the closure
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ArticlePotato vodka lands prestigious drink prize
Arbikie Vodka, distilled by the Stirling family on its Highland estate, was crowned best vodka at the Spirits Cocktails show in Paris