All United Kingdom articles – Page 665
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ArticleFlower Sprouts sold in new bouquet
Vegetable company partners with florist to produce one-off Valentine’s offering of Flower Sprout bouquet
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ArticleAsda donates £400k to flood victims
Retailer will top up donations made by shoppers to help flood relief in stricken areas and has deployed staff to deliver aid
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ArticleLabour supplier's licence revoked
Roberto Mac Ltd's breaches included failing to pay workers the National Minimum Wage and providing unsafe accommodation
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ArticleBanaBay and SH Pratt join forces
SH Pratt, which recently made redundant 87 workers, will be BanaBay’s ripening partner for UK-based activities
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ArticlePrices remain stable as wet conditions don’t seep through yet
ProduceView: Several stores make price adjustments downwards, with only one increase
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ArticleChris Redfern: Diminished pessimism boost for risky money
Moneycorp analyst on a good week for currency in New Zealand, Norway, but a bad one for Japan and the US
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ArticleMajor growth of 'indie' discounters
Threat to supermarkets from local independent discount stores could be as great as that of Aldi and Lidl, survey shows
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ArticleDemand for organics on the rise
A powerful organic marketing campaign, set up by growers and retailers, plus better availability has boosted demand
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ArticleMiller joins Capespan as manager
Ex-Angus Soft Fruits man one of several high-profile appointments as Capespan continues to re-establish its UK activity
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ArticleUKTI urges Brits to export
Director of trade and investment says now is the time for British produce companies to target international markets
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ArticleEx-VHB boss joins Langmead Farms
Paul Cooper takes on business development role at Langmead Farms to develop cut and potted herbs in Spain and UK
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ArticleVisit ‘may reopen’ Cuban potato market
A government-backed trade visit to Cuba was 'positive' and may reopen strategic market into Caribbean for British seed potatoes
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ArticleBerrie claims fruit industry award
East Malling Research pathologist Angela Berrie collects gong for services to the industry
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ArticleWet weather hampers top-fruit outlook
Wet and warmer-than-usual January brings fears trees will not be in the best condition ahead of the new season
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ArticleStangroom named herb chairman
Fiona Lamotte steps down as BHTA chairman to be replaced by Nigel Stangroom during conference for herb industry
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Grower urges dredging on Newsnight
Widespread flooding in Somerset has sparked a bitter debate over whether dredging the rivers is the best control method
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ArticleGrocery veteran joins Berry Gardens
Graham Keniston-Cooper has been appointed non-executive director at the UK soft-fruit growers' co-operative
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ArticleCraig to replace Mack as Fresca CEO
Chris Mack to step down after a quarter of a century at the helm, but will remain as chairman of the group
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ArticleG's expands with Polish buy
Salad specialist expands its European operations with purchase of 120ha facility near Warsaw
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ArticleCitrus sales up in marmalade season
Waitrose reports significant boost for Seville oranges, as it seeks to guide its customers on how to make the preserve