All United Kingdom articles – Page 645
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ArticleChris Redfern: Sterling performance
Moneycorp analyst on the causes of a strong week for sterling and a steady period for the world's other major currencies
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ArticleExports gong and new home for Marco
Fresh produce software developers in regal honour, as overseas trade leads to need for larger UK HQ
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Article10 reasons why you should be at FPJ Live
Meet the industry, discuss the future and hear from top-level speakers at the leading fresh produce conference of the year
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ArticleFrozen berries linked to Hep A outbreaks
A second Efsa report on the ongoing outbreak of Hep A in Europe said heat treatment for frozen berries could help contain virus
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ArticleWholesalers switch from paper to digital
Traders at NCGM have invested in new software that provides instant live data and minimises mistakes from handwriting
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ArticleSWD fruit fly ‘could spread’ through UK
Non-native fruit fly could be more prevalent this year after mild winter, warns cross-industry SWD research programme
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ArticleAston Villa head chef joins FPJ Live
Peter Reed will discuss foodservice trends, local sourcing and sustainability at annual fresh produce conference
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ArticleMP's business causes a stink
The site of Andrew Bridgen's Midlands veg firm AB Produce is causing a smell so 'caustic', it makes eyes water
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ArticleRuffell joins Campden BRI
Ex-Food and Drink Federation nutrition manager Melanie Ruffell takes on food law advisor role at research body
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ArticleTesco curbs global investment plans
UK retailer Tesco plans to reduce capital investment in Europe and curb expenditure in Asia in light of falling annual group profits
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ArticleAbi's road to vital agri-education
The 24-year-old from Senegal will undertake a BTEC course in the UK with help from The Marshal Papworth Fund and G's
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Article7 A DAY study prompts sales hike
Sainsbury’s sees significant boost in sales of fresh produce following UCL study on fruit and vegetable consumption
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ArticlePrice wars hurt small firms
Levels of ‘significant’ financial distress among British SME food retailers up by more than 14 per cent
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European veg event to offer new ideas
Suppliers and retailers heading for European Vegetable Strategies in Brussels as fall in consumption raises concerns
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ArticleTesco to set up produce academies
Retailer planning to teach store staff about the supply chain and update tired-looking fruit and vegetable departments
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ArticleTesco suffers fall in annual profits
Six per cent slump in group trading annual profit for the supermarket giant, although online sales growth offers some respite
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ArticleCarbon first for potato giant
New water and waste initiatives lead to Branston becoming the first firm in the food sector to get a trio of Carbon Trust honours
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ArticleWard replaces Hallett as BGA CEO
Ex-NFU East Midlands director and Nuffield scholar Jack Ward starts growers' association role later this month
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ArticleUK and China pen organics deal
Partnership will present UK export opportunities and allow Chinese organic consumers to get more UK produce
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Article'Emerging' Portugal to be next Fruit Logistica partner
European country will partner with fresh produce trade show after exports rose by 26 per cent over last three years