All United Kingdom articles – Page 693
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Article£3m investment for research projects
Scottish government and BBSRC invests £3 million in the Horticulture and Potato Initiative (HAPI)
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ArticleBayer's claims dismissed by charity
The Pesticide Action Network labels Bayer's dismissal of the threat of neonicotinoids as "nonsense" and "propaganda"
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ArticleTop-fruit success for Sainsbury's
Retailer sells the largest volume of English apples and pears for the fifth consecutive year
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ArticleFPJ partners with National Fruit Show for NFS Conference
This year's National Fruit Show is promising a top-class lineup of speakers discussing key issues for growers
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ArticleFood city network unveiled
A nationwide sustainable food initiative is being rolled out with £1 million in grant funding
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ArticleDouble award joy for Barfoots
Speciality vegetable grower and importer Barfoots makes two trips to the winner's podium
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ArticleOxford event brokers technical matches
New relationships forged will benefit potato and horticulture sectors, organisers claim
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ArticleChris Redfern: Investors wait on interest rate announcement
Moneycorp analyst says this week's interest rate decision will impact on sterling's strength
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ArticleOnion crop "robust" despite fears
Producers have rebuffed media claims of dramatic drops in volume
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ArticleLogistics expansion at Felixstowe
Fresh produce importer the Seafast Group adds 50 per cent capacity to its vehicle docks at the port
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ArticlePrune volumes to fall this year
The California Prune Board forecasts demand in the UK and Europe to outstrip supply
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ArticleFruit at work 'boosts productivity'
Research by office produce supplier Fruitful Office suggests eating fruit in the workplace improves energy levels
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ArticleWaitrose sales top £3 billion
Upmarket retailer's half-year sales exceed £3 billion for the first time
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ArticleNew York apples back on track
Growers expected to recover from last year's setbacks, with big volumes predicted after 'perfect' growing conditions
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Report outlines climate change threat
New review urges an investment in 'climate-smart food systems' if growers are to cope with changing weather patterns
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VideoZari offers early start for English apples
Season now kicking off in August thanks to introduction of early varieties such as Zari, grown exclusively in Kent
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ArticleBayer slams neonicotinoid critics
Dr Stephen Humphreys says the biggest threat to bee health is the varroa mite and not neonicotinoids
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ArticleThe right ingredients
The popularity of home cooking is boosting the onion and garlic market, both of which are in healthy growth. Chloe Ryan reports
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ArticleThe big food waste opportunity
Over the next two issues FPJ is publishing this year’s two winning MDS synoptic papers. In the first, Anthony Clark asks whether it is possible to tackle food waste while also adding value for the produce industry
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ArticleTake off for exotics
After importing a record volume of perishables into the UK last year, British Airways-backed airfreight firm IAG Cargo is on the march. Thomas Hobbs visited its Heathrow HQ to find out more