All United Kingdom articles – Page 629
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ArticleBurgess calls for National Kale Day
USA set to celebrate the vegetable this week, while sales of kale are up 79 per cent year on year in the UK
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ArticleAldi grows annual sales to £5.3bn
Discount retailer's like-for-like sales also up 30 per cent in 2013, driving pre-tax profits up 65.2 per cent to £261m
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ArticleSainsbury’s unveils new price offensive
Retailer's new price structure interpreted as swipe at Tesco, as brand match now only applies to Asda products
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ArticleNext generation 'crucial' to markets' growth
International experts offer a range of suggestions as to how to enthuse younger people in retail markets
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ArticlePiccolo ready for new season
Baby parsnip brand has television chef on board for recipe development as new season begins this month
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ArticleMarket campaign wins £10k funding
The government has awarded Nabma £10,000 to help under-resourced UK markets to fund Love Your Local Market campaigns
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ArticleAspiration for joint London market food school
Billingsgate Seafood School director raises possibility of joint venture for meat, fish and fresh produce across London markets
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ArticleMarkets must adapt or risk dying out
Experts warn market traders that they must embrace the digital age or risk losing out to the high street
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ArticleAsprilla aims to score with fruity new venture
Ex-Newcastle striker Faustino Asprilla has told Colombian radio that he's looking to help launch a range of fruity condoms
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ArticleOrganic sales 'outstripping non-organic'
New figures from Nielsen indicate resurgence in popularity of organic products as non-organic sales stall
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ArticleMental wellbeing linked to fruit and veg consumption
More than 33 per cent of study respondents with high mental wellbeing ate five or more portions of fruit and vegetables a day
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ArticleCamposol blues head to Europe
Peruvian exporter will carry out a series of marketing activities to support shipments to Europe
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ArticleRecord-breaking turnover for Butters Group nursery arm
Trebled the size of its operation since it was launched three years ago, and has just posted a turnover exceeding £2.5 million
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ArticleTesco sends for finance officer two months early
Ex-M&S finance officer Alan Stewart has joined troubled Tesco ahead of schedule following yesterday’s shock admission of £250m overstatement
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ArticleThe 51st State?
The European Union is negotiating the potential future of British agriculture with American corporations, developing deals that, unless tempered, could possibly threaten UK sovereignty
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ArticleRPA's package to get farmers online
Coinciding with the new BPS scheme, the package includes the launch of regional digital support centres
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ArticleRetailer in free fruit for kids game
Each time a child takes a piece of fruit from Budgens of Islington they receive a ‘Victory Stamp’ on their game card.
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ArticleGrocery market growth slows to record low
Market is currently growing by just 0.3 per cent, the lowest level since Kantar Worldpanel data was first compiled in 1993
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ArticleScotland’s focus on politics 'should boost' farming
An ‘unprecedented’ political awareness in Scotland after last week’s referendum should be used to promote agri-industries, NFUS says
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ArticleTesco suspends GFS boss Matt Simister
Head of Group Food Sourcing one of four directors under investigation after retailer overstated its profits by £250m