All United Kingdom articles – Page 588
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ArticlePotato growers debate the way forward
They met at Aston Grange Farm near Runcorn towards the end of last month at Potato Council’s Cheshire Potato event
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ArticleOnion firm rings up £17k for charity
Stourgarden raises cash for Cancer Research through sales of its Rosanna Pink variety at Tesco stores
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ArticleTruss is new UK environment secretary
'Badger basher' Owen Paterson sacked and replaced by Norfolk MP Liz Truss in David Cameron's latest cabinet reshuffle
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ArticleStrong and early blackcurrant season on course in UK
Weather conditions have been generous to Britain's blackcurrant growers, with Ribena in line to get a sweet, bumper crop
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AnalysisOpinion: Health by stealth
Caroline Drummond, MBE NSch and chief executive of LEAF, explains why the farming industry needs to prepare for more focus on nutrition
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ArticleThe Swedes smell of success
Moneycorp analyst on the Scandinavian nation taking a surprise lead in the global currency stakes last week
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ArticleChartwells wins £24m university catering contract
Bournemouth University renews contract with Compass subsidiary to develop current dining spaces and focus on Fairtrade produce
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ArticleCocaine worth £25m found in UK banana consignment
Around 150kg of the Class A drug found in specially-designed plastic bananas hidden among real fruit in UK warehouse
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ArticleFruitness campaign targets doctors
Fruit consumption promotion to begin information campaign targeting 17,000 doctors and health professionals
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ArticleMarshal Papworth Fund welcomes first-ever patron
Lord Iveagh, custodian of Suffolk estate Elveden Farms, has been named as patron and will help secure future funding and partners
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ArticleOrganic food really is healthier, new study suggests
Switching from regular to organic produce could give same benefits as adding one or two portions to your current 5 A DAY intake
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ArticleGLA assault on exploitation could be 'backwards step'
Agency acts to clarify how pastoral care not clearly distinguished as being optional breaches job-finding fee rules
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ArticleTesco's Iceberg sales boost plan
Retailer is working with lettuce supplier G's to get more Icebergs on offer when good weather produces a crop flush
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ArticleFlorette boosts UK sourcing with Angflor expansion
Bagged-salad leader begins construction on second phase of Essex production site this week
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ArticleVeteran fruit and veg sellers pack it in
Supermarket dominance and the likes of Home Bargains stocking potatoes lead to couple quitting after 31 years' selling produce
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ArticleFlorette's £5m TV push is back
Latest running of the salad brand's advertising campaign will feature alongside shows such as Come Dine With Me
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ArticleWales wins fight to set up its own AWB
Supreme Court had been asked to rule on legality Welsh assembly’s decision to pass a bill to establish their own wages board
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ArticleMorrisons online delivery moves into north London
UK’s fourth largest retailer continues online expansion by offering delivery across parts of north London
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ArticleOpen Farm Sunday a record-breaker
Event organisers record more than 207,000 visitors, with more people travelling from urban areas to visit a farm
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ArticleStephen Knight takes Damco role
Damco UK & Ireland has appointed Stephen Knight as its new chief commercial officer