All United Kingdom articles – Page 595
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Article10: Greenvale
Turnover - £196.7m; Business - Potato grower, packer and supplier, with an ever-growing branded range
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Article9: Univeg UK
Turnover - £203m; Business - Rapidly-growing supplier of a wide range of fruit and vegetables, plus flowers
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Article8: Berry Gardens
Turnover - £206.9; Business - Markets and sells soft fruit and stonefruit, primarily focusing on berries
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Article7: G's Fresh
Turnover - £258.8m; Business - Grows, processes and sells veg and salads, and works to revive niche product lines
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Article5: AG Thames
Turnover: £293.4m; Business: Imports and supplies fresh produce with Chingford Fruit, and works in global distribution and road transport haulage with Solstor
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Article4: MM (UK)
Turnover: £320m; Business: Primarily imports and sells citrus fruit, but also flowers, juices and ice creams
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Article3: Poupart
Turnover - £327.4m; Business - Fresh fruit supplier to retail and non-retail sectors
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Article2: Fresca Group
Turnover - £328.2m; Business - Imports, grows and distributes a wide range of fresh produce, selling through a range of channels
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ArticlePromotions dominate grocery shopping priorities
More people are looking for offers this year than in 2013, with two-thirds of shoppers citing the cost of living as the cause
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ArticleBrits 'buying more organic veg than ever'
Sales of organic broccoli are up by nearly 20 per cent on last year, while roots have also seen strong sales growth
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Article1: Total Produce
Turnover - £380m; Business - Wide-ranging fruit and vegetable supplier, active in wholesale, retail and foodservice
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ArticleFelixstowe unveils logistics park plans
Latest phase of growth at Suffolk port will see the development of 1.45 million sq ft of warehousing on a 68-acre site
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ArticleFPJ Live open for early bird rates
The UK Fruit & Vegetable Congress - FPJ Live - has a 20 per cent discount as a special early bird rate
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Waitrose unveils new speciality grape pack
Retailer looking to cash in on the rise of the fruit's popularity in the run up to the Christmas holidays
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ArticleChris Redfern: Yen and Swiss franc save the day
Moneycorp's Chris Redfern on why investors turned away from commodity-orientated currencies this week
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ArticleTesco ‘shows signs of stabilising’
Sales decline slowed to 2.7 per cent at Tesco during last 12 weeks, as promotions boost growth in wider grocery market
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ArticleCarrots beat sprouts as Christmas staple
New survey finds more people expect to eat root vegetables for Christmas dinner, rather than traditional brassica
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ArticleNew social supermarket opens doors
Community Shop will stock surplus food from supermarkets and supply locals in south London
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ArticlePacking in packhouses
FPJ speaks with Keelings Fresh International MD Steven Fagg on how his firm is bouncing back after closing its packhouse