All United Kingdom articles – Page 578
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ArticleFPJ Blog: 'No' camp's late blow is just plain food
Martyn Fisher looks at the impact leading supermarket CEOs saying food prices may rise north of the border might have on next week's Scottish independence referendum
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ArticleWoman's 'free food' stunt garners global attention
Helen Burton, of Eastbourne, has spent the past week giving away free apples, among other items, as part of 'Food is Free' scheme
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Article£10k for student who introduced new crop to the UK
Stephen Jones won Nottingham University competition after becoming the UK’s only commercial producer of oca tubers
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ArticlePacker revamps national trust potato packs
New packs aim to stand out from ‘dull’ potato offering with new colours and ‘enticing’ picture
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ArticleSupermarket chiefs' price warning to Scots
Asda CEO Andy Clarke among those to say trading across a new border in the event of Scottish independence could push up costs
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ArticlePhil Hudson to leave the NFU
Union's head of food and farming to depart the organisation at the end of October, FPJ can reveal
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ArticleArdo and Dujardin complete merger
Belgium-originating frozen fruit, vegetable and herb giants with operations across Europe including the UK join forces
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Morrisons profit tumbles by £105m
Drop of more than 30 per cent in retailer's pre-tax profits for six months to 3 August as supermarket price war continues to wreak havoc
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ArticleLandmark figure for tube grocery service
More than 10,000 orders placed for London Underground grocery click and collect services, as retailers expand offerings
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ArticleContainers win reefer share
Container lines' refrigerated (reefer) capacity is forecast to grow 22 per cent over the next five years at the expense of traditional reefer ships, says Drewry report
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ArticleRetailers held to account for tomato workers' pay
Tesco, Sainsburys and Albert Heijn 'have responsibility’ to ensure living wage for workers in Moroccan tomato industry, says report
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ArticleFlower Sprouts renamed for US
Tozer Seeds launch sprout kale hybrid in the US under new name Kalettes to reach kale-loving American consumers
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ArticleGBBO starring role sees pear sales rise
38 per cent hike in sales at Waitrose following appearance on TV smash hit, as retailer starts stocking the first of the UK harvest
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ArticleMonsanto UK suffers drop in profit
Seed giant raises turnover for the most recent financial year, though, from £36.6m to £43.5m
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ArticleSize matters, claims daffodil specialist
Rowe Farming's Robert Stacey calls for retailers to stop selling bulbs by numbers, as smaller bulbs don't guarantee flowers
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ArticleDowny Mildew threat for spinach growers
New strain of the virus could overcome existing genetic resistance of some varieties of Downy Mildew covering races 1 - 14
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ArticleRSA citrus industry suspends EU exports
'Major issues' forecast for UK consumers in the next few weeks as South African ban on exports to the EU takes effect
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ArticleAuction: Range of machinery from company closures
A wide range of machinery from three companies is going under the hammer this month
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ArticleM&S launches laser labels for oranges
Retailer has ditched ‘fiddly’ and non-sustainable paper labels with launch of citrus tattooed with a laser label this week
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ArticleDutch campaign 'could become' national brand
A campaign launched by Dutch growers to boost domestic consumption of Russia surplus has reached 10 per cent of the population