All United Kingdom articles – Page 659
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VideoFPJ TV: In the press 20.03.14
Michael Barker rounds up the fresh produce headlines from trade and national media
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ArticleMorrisons fires opening shots in new supermarket price war
ProduceView: Bradford-based retailer – regularly one of the most expensive of the big four in recent analyses – dramatically lowers prices across the basket
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ArticleChancellor's AIA boost 'isn't enough'
While George Osborne used his 2014 Budget to double and extend the allowance, the NFU wants it to be made permanent
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ArticleOsborne fails 'nearly all' rural businesses
CLA argues that while chancellor cut corporation tax to 21% from 2015 in the Budget, this will not benefit all rural businesses
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ArticlePink Lady pulls over at CarFest
CarFest, advertising on the tube and new sponsorship deals will boost the profile of Tenderstem and Pink Lady brand this year
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ArticleBudget boosts stricken cider producing regions
‘Desperate’ cider producers in flood-damaged West Country to benefit after duty escalator scrapped as part of Budget 2014
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ArticleOsborne budgets to help growers
Chancellor gives tax benefits boost to those who invest in machinery, and also announces a doubling of export funding
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ArticleHogg is bowling for fruit
Aussie cricket star Brad Hogg has revealed how he uses fresh produce to practise spin variations
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ArticleRaymond opens revamped NFU office
Homecoming for new NFU president Meurig Raymond as he opens newly-refurbished NFU Haverfordwest office
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ArticleVitacress job losses and office closure
Watercress supplier to initiate management restructure, with 25 senior jobs expected to be cut
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ArticleSainsbury’s Q4 like-for-like sales drop
UK’s third largest retailer claims tough comparatives from 2013 sales has driven declines as well as a late Easter
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ArticleWaitrose unveils plans for national distribution centre
New base in Milton Keynes due to open in 2015, as leading retailer aims to simplify its supply chain
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ArticleTrader starts coffee mushroom venture
Hugh Prentice growing fungi fuelled by coffee beans in vaults underneath Green Park Station market in Bath
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ArticleOnly third of shoppers choose local
New research bucks the trend for convenience and show most shoppers will go further to visit supermarket of their choice
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Article‘Shamed’ gangmaster given jail sentence
Martyn Slender, a labour supplier to vegetable growers in Cambridgeshire, admitted he deliberately underpaid workers
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ArticleBlueberry demand rising in Europe
Category expert predicts sizeable growth as consumers see health benefits and improvements in product quality
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ArticleJob of the Week: ARTIS project
Three-year NIAB technical project is looking to fill a variety of positions
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ArticleSurplus fresh produce shoots up
FareShare given 5,500t of surplus food in 2013, a 30% rise, helped by an increase of fresh produce from leading retailers
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ArticleLack of GM ‘hampers’ UK farming
Pro-GM case put to Prime Minister says UK will lose out to other more competitive markets if EU continues to block approvals
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ArticleFruit supplier lands prime minister deal
Produce from AB Fruits was even served to the Queen and Prince Philip when they dined at Chequers last month