All United Kingdom articles – Page 704
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ArticleSyngenta warns growers of blight
Chemical firm says that there are currently 'high levels' of the potato disease and has urged growers to take quick action
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ArticleNI targets significant growth
Northern Ireland targets £390 million growth for fresh produce industry over the next seven years
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ArticleBakkavör bounces back in Q1
Prepared food specialist swings to a profit in the opening quarter after registering a loss last year
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ArticleDEFRA preps Plant Health report
Government set to announce Plant Health Task Force Report at Chelsea Flower Show
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ArticleMorrisons kick-starts online service
Morrisons will launch its online service in January 2014 after striking a £170 million partnership deal with Ocado
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ArticleStrong Q1 sales for Asda
Supermarket announces positive results for the 14 weeks ending 12 April 2013
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ArticleEat your greens... and whites
White vegetables and potatoes are just as important nutritionally as green veggies according to US scientists
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ArticleISBA: 'Education will stop obesity crisis'
ISBA, the body which represents British advertisers, has called for a greater focus on healthy eating education
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ArticleScotty's grand plan
Scotty Brand hopes its Ayrshire potatoes can come to be seen as something of a local delicacy
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ArticleNew efforts to combat potato rot
The UK government has introduced new import measures to prevent the spread of potato ring rot
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ArticleBGA warns government over SAWS
The British Growers Association has urged the government to develop an alternative to the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Scheme (SAWS)
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ArticleHadlow student wins Discovery fellowship
Richard Killian has won a coveted academic research award from Thanet Earth
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ArticleThanet Earth opens fourth glasshouse
Harvesting of tomatoes has begun at Thanet Earth's new £17m glasshouse, dubbed TG1
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ArticleAsda to reward ethical suppliers
Import arm IPL promises to reward African growers financially for supporting workers in wake of joint study with Oxfam
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ArticleChris Redfern: Yen slumps to the bottom of currency table
Moneycorp's Chris Redfern rounds up the latest developments on the international currency markets
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ArticleHDC secures insecticide extension
The Horticultural Development Company says an extension of the EAMU for indoxacarb is good news for UK soft-fruit growers
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ArticleAnna Friel lends her voice to M&S ads
Actress Anna Friel will voice a new TV advertisement campaign for M&S which aims to promote summer eating occasions
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Horticulture Matters presented to ministers
Government has been handed dossier outlining the alarming state of horticulture in the UK
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ArticleMidlands cherry production recovers
Berry Gardens has high hopes for its Hereford cherry output
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Wet summer predicted for UK
Another wet and windy summer is on the cards for 2013 according to the Met Office