All United Kingdom articles – Page 719
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ArticleMixed bag for UK produce industry
Plimsoll's review of the year has highlighted 257 companies in 'financial difficulty' and 439 particularly strong groups
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ArticleSoil Association appoints new director
Helen Browning has been named as the new director of the UK's Soil Association, starting in spring 2011
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ArticleNew Spanish salad unit opens
Spanish leafy salad producer Natural & Salads has set up Natural Salads Direct to develop direct supply from grower to customer
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ArticleMorrisons leads on English top fruit
Morrisons is leading the way on English apples and pears so far this season.
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ArticleTesco UK top dog to offer insight
Tesco is to give an insight into its trading status and pans ahead at a trade briefing next year.
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UK laser labelling moves a step closer
LaserFruit, a Spanish technology company based near Valencia, is launching its patented system which engraves information of fruit skins without deterioration into Europe next year and already has UK supermarkets in its sights.
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ArticleHuge increase in UK veg self-sufficiency urged
The Fruit and Vegetables Task Force has demanded widespread change from government and industry to attain huge increases in self-sufficiency.
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ArticleChile kicks off UK avocado campaign
A week of special marketing activities in the UK heralds the start of peak avocado supplies from Chile
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ArticleFrench blockades hit UK imports
UK imports of French leafy salads have reportedly been affected by disruptions to fuel supplies in France
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ArticleSecond blueberry campaign underway
Marketing initiative to promote South American blueberries in Europe begins with UK television advertising drive
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ArticleMack hosts ARRA grape preview
Newly developed ARRA grapes from Giumarra were on display at Mack Multiples' Fresh Produce Centre last week
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ArticleProduce World takes IPP option
UK fresh produce supplier has taken on a new pallet solution from rental specialist IPP Logipal
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ArticleUK shoppers snub grocery gadgets
British shoppers want to get back to basics and are more focussed on self-sufficiency and achieving a zero-waste household than using modern technology to help them shop and live their lives in the future, according to new research.
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ArticleBrand Dossier | Rubens
One of the more recent additions to the British apple basket, Rubens has proven to be a hit with consumers, prompting further investment in production and marketing
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ArticleUK trade set for National Fruit Show
Visitors to the UK event can expect large exhibitor numbers, new products on display and talks on a range of topics
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ArticleSainsbury's shines in market share figures
Kantar Worldpanel's latest statistics show that the retailer was the only one of the leading four retailers to grow its market share
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Exosect named in Cleantech 100
Pest management group features in the prestigious 2010 Global Cleantech 100 as a promising clean technology company
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ArticleFood from Spain launches chef competition
Third edition of Spanish Young Chef of the Year competition will once again help promote Spain's fresh produce
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ArticleUK consumers want local produce
New statistics reveal that shoppers would like to see more locally grown produce available, even at a higher cost
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UK shallots boost market share
UK shallots are expected to see further market growth, as their European rivals experience a decline.