All United Kingdom articles – Page 711
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AnalysisWhat the devil is wrong with Tesco?
Despite huge profits and stores in every corner of the land, the UK’s largest grocer faces a huge challenge to regain market share
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ArticleUK comes up short on 5-a-day
New poll suggests only one-fifth of Britons are getting their recommended daily intake of fruit and vegetables
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ArticleRainy May boosting UK root veg sales
Leading supermarket chain Tesco reports major increase in sales of parsnips, onions, swedes, fresh soups and umbrellas
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Reaction split to Co-op boycott
The Co-op's decision to boycott produce from Israeli firms supplying from illegal settlements has predictably polarised opinion
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ArticleSainsbury's enjoys record apple season
Retailer beats its own sales mark during the UK topfruit season, selling some 38,000 tonnes so far this campaign
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ArticleFirst PR campaign for Fresh Herb Company
Campaign runs through until September and includes launch of a new website and magazine recipe promotions
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ArticleWorldwide Fruit lands M&S award
Company picks up prestigious Plan A Food Supplier of the Year title at the retailer's conference and awards ceremony
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ArticleSainsbury's outperforms UK grocery market
Strong first quarter sees growth in the retailer's total and like-for-like sales as well as its underlying profit
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ArticleFacebook speaker completes Re:fresh lineup
The fresh produce industry will be able to take advice from the world's leading social network at next week's Re:fresh Conference.
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ArticleRight royal new packs for Jersey
The Jersey Royal Company is supplying the island’s iconic potatoes to Asda this year with a revolutionary new packaging format aimed at reducing food waste.
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ArticleEuro 2012 call-up for Three Lions Salad
Florette relaunches its iconic Three Lions salad ahead of a bumper summer of sport and celebrations
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ArticleSprout guidelines available in UK
New best practice guidelines introduced in the wake of last year's E coli outbreak in France and Germany
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ArticleBerry Gardens hits new sales high
Co-operative celebrates its fortieth year with the news that sales passed the £200m mark for the first time last year
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Like-for-like sales down at Morrisons
UK retailer says results are 'satisfactory' against the backdrop of a challenging environment for consumers
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ArticlePotato prices "could soar" next year
Potato prices could be set to soar next year as farmers across Europe rein in planting this season.
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ArticleUK strawberries avoid weather impact
Laurence Olins says decades of investment in crop protection has ensured strawberries have been protected from the elements
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ArticleUnifresh in fresh melon and apple deals
Fresh fruit importer and supplier agrees to source melons from Italy and Spain and is granted a Cripps Pink license
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ArticleMorrisons Smitten with apple variety
New Zealand-developed Smitten apple variety is set to hit the shelves of UK retailer Morrisons for the second year
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ArticleMovers & Shakers | May 2012
Full round-up of all the latest major appointments and departures within the European fresh produce industry over the past month
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ArticleRain brings drought respite
Heavy rain over the past two weeks has eased pressure on farmers hit by water restrictions, but the relief is likely to be temporary and there are still concerns about the growing season ahead.