All United Kingdom articles – Page 628
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ArticleJob of the Week: Postgraduate and graduate scientists
Candidates with a background in or exposure to agronomy, plant biology, crop protection have "an advantage"
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Morrisons first retailer to price match discounters
Retailer launches new price match scheme that compares with Aldi and Lidl as well as top four on branded and own-brand items
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ArticleCoriander now 'adventurous' UK's best-selling herb
Sales data and biggest jumpers on UK sales list correlates with Britons becoming more experimental cooks, research finds
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ArticleWatercress set for £150k PR drive
Good For Every Body's aim is to communicate that watercress is uniquely healthy, delicious, versatile and easy to prepare.
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ArticleBrits now 'think more positively' about farmers
Following Back British Farming campaign launch, new survey reveals 67 per cent of Brits think favourably about farming
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ArticleProfit and turnover up for Bakkavor
Fresh food provider raises turnover to nearly £1.4bn, while the firm's pre-tax profit for the year reaches just under £55m
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ArticleDover unveils £120m for cargo terminal
Port receives largest-ever investment to kickstart Western docks revival project
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ArticleERMS (UK) sees profit go up
Wholesale salad, citrus and grape specialist went from profit of £1.17m in 2012, to £1.23m in year ending 31 December 2013
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ArticleRetail listing for Huntapac veg crisps
Carrot, parsnip and beetroot crisps previously only sold through wholesale are now on sale at Booths for 89p a bag
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ArticleWUWM Market Award winners announced
Link Management took out gold at the 2014 World Union of Wholesale Markets award night
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ArticleMackie's at Taypack in fresh potato product launch
Following rapid growth of Mackie’s Crisps brand in recent years, firm now aiming to replicate that success in fresh produce
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ArticleTesco to be investigated by FCA
The FCA has said it will investigate Tesco’s admission of expected profit overstatement, in addition to retail-commissioned review
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ArticleSainsbury's cuts 2014 sales forecast
Sales fell more quickly in the second quarter of the financial year, and the retailer doesn't expect things to pick up in second half of 2014
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ArticleTacon in touch with Tesco over accounting
Adjudicator reveals she has contacted Tesco and asked for updates into its ongoing investigation
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Article'Green Oscars' open for entries
Sustainable City Awards celebrate contributions across sectors such as food, buildings, health, and climate change
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ArticleFelixstowe port first to get AEO status
AEO initiative was introduced by the EC to help simplify customs procedures and secure international supply chains
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ArticleBlackberry sales up by almost 50 per cent
Production of blackberries expected to have risen by 82 per cent while sales are up 44 per cent on last year
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ArticleTesco and G's revive beetroot varieties
Duo hoping that candy stripe and golden varieties will prove to be more attractive to younger consumers
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ArticleNightmare for New Zealand
Moneycorp analyst on how the kiwi currency was weakest among the majors for four days in a row, as prime minister intervenes
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ArticleParr to replace Atkin as Syngenta's European COO
John Atkin to retire at the end of 2014, with Jon Parr, who has worked for the crop protection giant since 1987, set to replace him