All United Kingdom articles – Page 535
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ArticleChinn-grown raw-eating asparagus hits Tesco
The variety, called Burgundine, is a purple and green cross and has been grown in north Norfolk specifically as a new salad crop
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ArticleVining pea sector gains first-ever conference
First event will be held this November with talks on marketing, R&D and future trends in the sector
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ArticleSainsbury's launches first grower scholarship
Retailer has offered seven growers a place on its new soil management scholarship that will help enhance yields
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UK trade delegation visits Cuba with potatoes on agenda
Led by the chairman of the UK-Cuba Initiative, Lord Hutton, the trip marks the 20th anniversary of the founding of the Cuba Initiative
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ArticleIt's another treble for Branston
Carbon Trust recertification for the first firm in the food sector to have achieved the Carbon Trust standard in all three areas
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ArticleProduce firms in 'inspiring' stock exchange honour
Range of firms who work in fruit and veg included on the London Stock Exchange's 1,000 Companies To Inspire Britain 2015 list
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ArticleTesco to sell collagen-rich juice
Backed by Spanish group AMC and skincare brand Natura Bissé, healthy juice range Beauty & Go is going mainstream
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ArticleGreenvale tokens drive volume and value growth
Unit sales have increased by 36.2 per cent year-on-year, and value sales are up by 18.1 per cent y-o-y thanks to 'Potatokens'
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ArticleBarfoots asparagus lands at Ocado
The hand-harvested UK-grown spears are specially-selected for their higher-than-normal levels of the amino acid asparagine
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ArticleBerry growers set to land 'largest ever' rebate
Berry Gardens growers' windfall comes as a result of a 13 per cent hike in UK sales, and through imports growing by 20 per cent
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ArticleMarshal Papworth Fund bolsters committee
The charity education body has welcomed Matthew Studdert-Kennedy and Matthew Naylor as committee members
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ArticleSainsbury's boss sentenced to two years in jail
Mike Coupe has been convicted by an Egyptian court after allegedly trying to seize cheques linked to a firm retailer invested in 16 years ago
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ArticleSwansea looks to offer veg-growing residents a hand
Grow Local Swansea grants scheme offers up to £5,000 to eligible groups, organisations and schools for their own food-growing projects
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ArticleSubway appeals for suppliers
Subway needs more fresh produce suppliers to cater to its ever-expanding European outlet base
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ArticleRetailers push British produce
Tesco and Marks and Spencer are pushing UK-grown produce this summer in response to customer demand
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ArticleM&S committed to quality and UK farming
British retailer Marks and Spencer reiterates commitment to supporting UK farming and supplying quality produce
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ArticleTop four ‘have enough shoppers’
Major retailers could benefit from smaller ranges in discounters as consumers finish shop elsewhere, FPJ Live delegates hear
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ArticlePound pounds opposition to top currency chart
Biggest difference to sterling's result was made by the minutes of April's Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee meeting
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ArticleCapespan ‘redefines’ offer and ups profit
For the year ending 31 December 2014, the Capespan's UK arm grew its pre-tax profit from £836,000 to £1.6m
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ArticlePotato firm posts major rise in profit on reduced turnover
Cheshire-based business made a pre-tax profit of £5.8m in the financial year ending 30 June 2014