All United Kingdom articles – Page 721
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ArticleGrowers issue price-promotion warning
UK growers have united to warn retailers against promoting on price this season as yields across major lines plummet and costs soar.
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ArticleEgyptians on mission to UK
A delegation of Egyptian fresh produce exporters is heading to London next month in a bid to develop new trading partnerships
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ArticleCompetition seeks sustainable innovation
The national Green Genius competition aimed at driving forward the UK’s sustainable growth agenda has opened
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ArticleTesco boss praises the power of apps
The World Retail Congress heard last week that “apps have become the new high street”, but that the concept of the high street is nevertheless here to stay.
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ArticleCompetition seeks sustainable innovation
The national Green Genius (Greenius) competition aimed at driving forward the UK’s sustainable growth agenda has opened and organisations are invited to compete for a share of £3 million.
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ArticleAsda wins multiple produce retailer award
Asda has been named multiple fresh produce retailer of the year at the 2012 Retail Industry Awards
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ArticleRocky ground for some UK businesses
Plimsoll report finds one in seven UK fresh produce companies are 'risking long-term sustainability' as they chase sales
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ArticleAsda wins best multiple produce retailer award
Asda has been named multiple fresh produce retailer of the year at the 2012 Retail Industry Awards.
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ArticleFlorette relies on people power
Salad group's UK Facebook fans select Red Butterhead & Pea Shoots as their new Duo mix of choice
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ArticleRetail race evolving, says Tesco boss
With digital communication more prevalent, the rush to boost sales just by building stores is over, says Philip Clarke
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ArticleNew transport system for Asda
Asda says it's fully switched over to a new regional transport distribution network that will boost the efficiency of deliveries
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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