All United Kingdom articles – Page 727
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ArticleUK pupils get hands-on experience
London schools organise farmers markets, as Farm Academy Programme educates kids about where food comes from
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ArticleAsda restarts banana price war
UK supermarket slashes cost of bananas by 15 per cent as rival begins Big Price Drop
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ArticleMarks & Spencer sells 'superbroccoli'
UK supermarket stocks shelves with anti-heart disease and anti-cancer broccoli developed by scientists
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ArticleTesco sees UK sales fall
Tesco has reported a fall in like-for-like sales in the UK as a result of “subdued demand”.
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ArticleBRC rams trade barriers
Trade association starts debate about "discriminatory" legislation it says is stopping UK retailers opening outlets in other EU countries and reducing benefits to consumers
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ArticleIshida increases sealing flexibility
Group launches new generation of its QX-1100 tray sealer, which can run two lanes independently at different speeds
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ArticleNo fruit in 40% of UK children's packed lunches
Survey results prompt World Cancer Research Fund to tell parents to consider switching children to school meals
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ArticleDownturn ‘hits’ Tesco sales
Six-month figures expected to show first sales drop for two decades, say analysts
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Walmart reshuffle results in new UK head
David Cheesewright has been named president and chief executive of a new regional management team
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ArticleBritish cauliflowers run short
British cauliflower supplies are running short, with imported produce making strong money.
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ArticleInternal changes boost Dole Fresh UK profits
Dole Fresh UK has reported an increase in profits despite the background of a difficult and changing marketplace.
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ArticleBritish blueberries strong at M&S
British blueberries have arrived in store in Marks & Spencer and the supermarket is lauding one of its largest growers.
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ArticleMorrisons number one for RSA
The South African stonefruit sector has lauded the UK retailer for an exceptional winter performance
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ArticleSoil Assocation paves road to 2020
The UK-based organisation has laid out its strategy for the next few years, promising 'good food for all'
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ArticleJaffa launches schools competition
Israeli citrus exporter encourages schools to use space hoppers in lessons
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ArticleUK industry stunned by E coli revelation
Country's Health Protection Agency warns public to wash all fruit and vegetables after apparent contamination of supply
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ArticleBritish Food Fortnight changes tack
The British Food Fortnight (BFF) tagline is to “take a backseat” as the event is moved to coincide with the Olympics next year.
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ArticleThe heat is on rival retailers at launch of British top fruit
As retailers fly the flag for home-grown apples and pears, all eyes are on promotions and what they will mean for the category as the sector tries to make the most of its seasonal spotlight. Anna Sbuttoni reports on what is happening in store
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ArticleUK industry rocked by fresh E. coli revelations
A deadly E. coli outbreak in the UK earlier this year was kept secret by authorities, with the trade now braced for a PR catastrophe as the government prepares to pinpoint potatoes and leeks as the cause.