All United Kingdom articles – Page 673
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ArticleUK potato industry goes Dutch
Potato Europe, held in the Netherlands this month, helped bring UK potato growers and exporters closer to overseas partners
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ArticlePoskitt to speak at National Fruit Show
NFU horticulture board member joins strong speaker line-up at 16 October event
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ArticleTwo-fifths of produce 'rejected by supermarkets'
Issue of 'ugly' fruit and veg back in the news after report claims 40 per cent of edible produce is rejected
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ArticleNew grapes varieties in at Tesco
Retailer announces unusual flavours and colours to bring to market
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ArticleFarmison strikes TV deal
The home-delivery produce specialist is teaming up with a primetime BBC food show
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ArticleJS cress supplier finds no E. coli link
No evidence of contamination at Vitacress as investigation continues
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Frost joins Re:fresh line-up
Produce World HR director will speak during the session focused on Diversity in People
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ArticleNew food security centre unveiled
Warwick's plant science centre will conduct research into food security as part of a £5m investment
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ArticleNCGM launches ornamental awards
New Covent Garden Market aims to recognise excellence in flowers and plants
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ArticleJob of the Week: Procurement manager for grapes or cherry
Redfox is on the hunt for a talented procurement manager to work at a leading supplier to the supermarkets
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ArticleProduce World sites get BRC A* nod
Vegetable grower receives top rating during unannounced audits at three of its sites
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ArticleChris Redfern: Interest rates hit currency performance
Moneycorp analyst on why interest rates are having a major effect on currency movement in both directions this week
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ArticleSainsbury's pulls watercress in E. coli scare
The retailer takes action as a precautionary measure in relation to a possible E. coli outbreak
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ArticleBroccoli found to slow osteoarthritis
UK study identifies the role of broccoli-rich compound sulforaphane in maintaining joint health
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Article£100k boost for Welsh horticulture firms
Welsh horticulture businesses get £100,000 boost from the Welsh Assembly's Supply Chain Efficiency Scheme
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ArticleRe:fresh finalists revealed
The finalists for the 2013 Re:fresh Awards have been named ahead of the gala ceremony on 10 October
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ArticleGovernment axes SAWS scheme
Growers' representatives react with fury to government decision to cut seasonal workers' scheme
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ArticleBritain’s melon opportunity
British producers insist the development of home-grown melons is not just a fad but a real commercial opportunity, writes Chloe Ryan
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ArticleBerry Drive
The berry market has had a boost from summer weather, but the long-term concern is over how to maintain its impressive growth curve, writes Chloe Ryan