All United Kingdom articles – Page 702
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ArticlePrinting money causes problems
Central banks on either side of the Atlantic are wondering whether they can solve their problems by simply printing themselves a bit more cash. Investors are unlikely to be impressed by such behaviour
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ArticleForeign lorries face UK charges
The government is to publish draft legislation next month to charge foreign lorries to use UK roads
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ArticleFlorette invites media agency bids
Salad brand holds pitch for €6m media planning and buying account
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ArticleForeign lorries face UK charges
The government is to publish draft legislation next month to charge foreign lorries to use UK roads.
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ArticleEconomy and LPT closure hit Fresca
Operating losses and closure costs at the Liverpool Produce Terminal have impacted on the supplier's results
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ArticlePositive growth for Waitrose
Sales at Waitrose for the last week of August were up 6.4 per cent, compared to the same period last year
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ArticleHot stuff for Tesco
The Bedfordshire Super Naga will be exclusively sold at Tesco stores in the UK
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ArticleWaitrose and discounters enjoy success
While Morrisons slipped back in the UK grocery market share stakes, Kantar reported on positive results outside the big four
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ArticleUS market next in line for Sirane
The group continues its expansion plans by aiming to introduce its products to the US market
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ArticleProduce World confidence in organics
Fresh produce giant Produce World is confident in the future of the organic category despite customers spending less
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ArticleFears grow over impact of EU DPA ruling
Apple growers and exporters globally are facing a problematic future following the ban of active post-harvest substance diphenylamine (DPA) in the European Union.
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ArticleTotal Cherry seals exclusive cherry rights
The UK firm has inked a license agreement with a Canadian group to produce and market late-producing Staccato cherries
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ArticleUK packaging giant expands into Africa
Fresh produce packaging firm Sirane will expand its business operations into South Africa.
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ArticleSales drop hits Morrisons' profit
Group sees profit before tax fall slightly, although the retailer says it is making "steady progress in a challenging environment"
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ArticleChanges at the top for Co-op
Retailer installs new heads for core grocery and chilled prepared food segments
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ArticleTesco to invest in Thailand
UK retail giant Tesco says it will invest in a further five Lotus-anchored shopping malls in Thailand
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ArticleM&S mixes traditional and online
The UK retailer's new superstore looks to maximise the number of ways that consumers can shop at M&S
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ArticleExosect gets Turkish green light
Exosect's pheromone technology receives regulatory approval for Grape Vine moth in Turkey
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English kiwiberries go on sale in Sainsbury's
Sainsbury’s has launched English-grown kiwiberries in its stores, with the bite-size fruit exclusive and a first for any retailer in the UK.
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ArticleSainsbury's launches UK kiwiberries
Ten stores in Hereford and the south west of England are now stocking the unique kiwifruit alternative.