All United Kingdom articles – Page 653
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ArticleRob Shelley: Stormy seas for fresh produce shippers
CEO of Maritime Cargo Services predicts a potential supply chain bottleneck could impact the trade
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ArticleMichael Barker: EC needs to support production industry
Michael Barker on the EC's move to reduce red tape in the horticultural industry
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ArticleStable outlook for Mexican grapes
Mexico's 2013 table grape season will start late but yields and quality look strong, says Aalpum
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ArticleNFU joins fight against 'grossly unfair' CAP reform proposals
Farmers' union claims proposals to allow member states to transfer funds between pillars will distort competition
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ArticleNot just for custard
Rhubarb has enjoyed a revival in recent years, and there still appears to be an appetite for the pink stem
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ArticleTong Peal talks up new polisher
Machinery manufacturer introduces virtually maintenance-free equipment for veg packhouses
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ArticleFlorette challenges public to create their One Minute Wonders
Bagged-salad giant unveils latest strand of its £5m summer marketing campaign
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'Solid start' to year for Morrisons
Group sees steady improvement during the opening period of the financial year, despite a "very competitive" industry
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ArticleBack to the future
AC Goatham is one of the leading top-fruit growers, and the company is on the verge of an exciting future that includes a return to its past
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ArticleGrowers respond to fruit fly campaign
A British Summer Fruits initiative to combat a damaging pest is paying off
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ArticleIceland goes back online
Iceland promises free next-day delivery in online trial as it looks to get on board the digital retail juggernaut
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ArticleUniveg Katopé UK reaches cherry agreement
Group signs deal with COT International to trial two new varieties of sweet cherry in the UK, Frisco and Rocket
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ArticlePoskitt warns retailers over risk and reward
National Farmers Union issues warning over grower profitability at meeting with Tesco
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ArticleSalad sales help Waitrose to climb
Waitrose has recorded positive first quarter sales, attracting a record number of customers into UK stores
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ArticleHealthy till success for Lidl
Lidl will expand its offering of fresh produce at check-outs following a successful trial
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ArticleScientists dispute neonics ban
Scientists from Harper Adams University believe the EU's ban on neonicotinoids will be bad news for farmers
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ArticleMajor acquisition for UK flowers industry
The acquisition of Verde Horticulture by the Butters Group will create the "biggest flower business in the UK"
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ArticleFourayes makes £1.3m tech investment
The UK's largest fruit processor has announced a £1.3 million investment in technology
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ArticleNew growth for foodservice
Horizons says that growth in the breakfast market will help the UK foodservice sector return to long-term growth