All United Kingdom articles – Page 621
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ArticleCondor inks new 10-year Guernsey, Jersey and UK deal
Ferry firm's non-exclusive agreement with Jersey Ports allows Condor Ferries to operate freight services until 2024
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ArticleScots unable to grow exports, survey finds
Scottish businesses face barriers to international growth including stumping up for capital and sourcing staff
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ArticleJoe, 19, accepts boss' test and grows UK melons for retail
Tesco to sell melons grown by student Joe De Pascalis in Herefordshire that are 'as good as those from Spain and Brazil'
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ArticleBefore starts show after English studies
Former Marshal Papworth Fund student puts the skills he learnt to use by staging his own agricultural show in Malawi
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ArticleAndre curries 'flava' with Iceland Foods
Pop singer and TV presenter Peter Andre is the latest ex-'I'm A Celebrity' contestant to become the face of frozen food giant
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ArticleRetailer swaps fresh produce for booze
A Tesco store near to the Reading Festival has filled its fruit and veg aisles with cider and spirits ready for 'biggest weekend' of year
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ArticleCo-op sells East Midlands RDC
Retailer completes sale of former logistics hub after moving operations to M1 site in 18-month major logistics overhaul
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ArticleSales growth the goal for Organic September
Next month's campaign will look to build on the 2013 equivalent, which saw sales in the organics market rise by 9 per cent
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ArticleHard-hitting TV ad steps up slavery fight in the UK
The national campaign, which will run in the UK until October, aims to encourage the public to identify signs of modern slavery
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ArticleArmagh Bramleys at core of new festival
Growers of a Northern Irish PGI bramley apple are hosting the first festival to celebrate and promote their product
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ArticleBranston, Billy and the kids
Branston All Saints Kidz Club has received sponsored shirts and a visit from the Lincolnshire company's potato mascot
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ArticleLib Dems announce plans to scrap Severn Bridge toll
'These tolls shouldn't be used as a money-maker by either the Welsh or UK government,' claims the party's Welsh leader
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ArticleTesco produce 'damaged' amid Gaza protest
One arrested as Free Gaza protest at a branch of the supermarket allegedly leads to fruit and veg being thrown on floor
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ArticleAsda CEO upbeat despite management changes
Andy Clarke reports 0.5 per cent sales growth and insists supermarket is well-placed for the future
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AnalysisIs the humble fruit bowl the key to beating obesity?
Opinion: Groomes MD Noel Groome on a simple change that could have profound ramifications for children's health
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ArticleLiu's change
Wholesaler Ronny Liu wants to kickstart a charity project that could raise more than £1 million for the needy in his native and adopted homelands
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ArticleTruss takes on EC over three-crop rule
New Defra secretary updates growers on impact of greening element of CAP, but NFU says question marks remain
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ArticleCannabis 'could become a commercial crop'
Drugs minister Norman Baker to call for legalisation of cannabis for medical purposes, opening up possible opportunities for farmers
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ArticleWaste not, want not
The food industry is answering the call to tackle waste with a range of initiatives, but more needs to be done to help reduce the amount going to landfill, says MDS graduate Rob Green
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ArticleThe language puzzle
MDS graduate Rebecca Riddle discusses the benefits of industry-specific language support for non-native employees