All United Kingdom articles – Page 648
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ArticleM&S unveils novelty produce
Retailer launches green tomatoes and the UK's 'smallest' apple as it adds to its fresh produce lines
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ArticleUK importer has cherries covered
Introduction of new rain protection technology said to have improved prospects of good harvest, says JO Sims
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ArticleHealth and safety gong for Total Foodservice
Company honoured for its health and safety commitments at International Safety Awards
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ArticleChris Redfern: Commodity currencies take a pasting
Moneycorp analyst rounds up the latest news from the international currency markets
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ArticleWorker mistreatment costs gangmaster licence
Gangmaster supplying soft-fruit trade has licence revoked after placing workers in appalling conditions
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ArticleScotty Brand named a Marketing Star
The premium Scottish brand scoops Marketing Society gong
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ArticleAG Thames returns to profit
Supplier announces a return to profit in its 2012 year-end accounts
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ArticleJaffa teams up with Sky Ride
Jaffa Fruit has become the official partner of Sky and British Cycling’s Sky Ride events
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ArticleOpen Farm Sunday breaks records
More people than ever visited farms for this popular UK event
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ArticleWaste management tech launches
New software aimed at the fresh produce sector claims to be the answer to firm's aiming to reduce their food waste levels
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ArticleAlbert Bartlett backs campaign
Potato supplier is the latest fresh produce firm to sign up for IGD's Feeding Britain's Future youth employment campaign
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ArticleRooney chips in with Mr Potato promo
Manchester United star Wayne Rooney has been chosen as face of Malaysian crisp brand's new campaign worldwide
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ArticleBushel Box: Putting herbs front of mind
R&G Herbs company Nature's Flavours is stepping up its campaign to get shoppers enthused by herbs
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ArticleRoot revival
Carrots and parsnips might be on for a late start, but the cold weather has brought a boost in sales, writes Michael Barker
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ArticleKitchen secrets
Kitchen gardens are once more gaining popularity as Michelin-starred chefs lead the revival of turning available land into produce-growing areas. Samantha Lyster reports on two restaurants that are digging for diners
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ArticleLucrative times for Justin King
Sainsbury's boss receives 23 per cent pay rise as a result of retailer's recent positive growth
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ArticleAnnual sales up for Iceland
Budget retailer continues to grow like-for-like sales, with plans to build 40 new stores this year
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ArticleGLA outlines new strategy
The Gangmasters Licensing Authority pledges to reduce forced labour on British farms
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ArticleReport urges investment in R&D
New report, backed by the NFU and AHDB, pinpoints the agricultural areas needing government investment
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ArticleJamie's world
Exclusive interview: Jamie Oliver is at once a celebrity chef, ambassador for Britain and crusader for healthy eating. Oliver tells Thomas Hobbs about his views on school meals, the development of Ministry of Food and the possibility of a TV vegetable special