All United Kingdom articles – Page 741
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ArticleIsraeli pomegranate juice launches in UK
Moshel starts importing 'super-premium' 100 per cent pure pomegranate juice from Galilee mountains of Israel
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ArticleHot weather affects UK season lengths
Hot weather and a lack of rainfall in England is likely to manipulate the asparagus and top-fruit seasons.
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ArticleJack Buck Growers changes name
Fresca-owned chicory and celeriac specialist to be known as DGM Growers
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ArticleWaitrose to open virtual shop
UK supermarket announces plan to open large virtual shop in west London
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ArticleUS watermelons target UK
US watermelon producers are targeting the UK and European markets for fresh sales for the first time.
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ArticleFruit farm signs new Psion deal
Scottish farmer Thomas Thomson announces agreement to upgrade handheld computers
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ArticleWaitrose to go 100 per cent English on cherries
Waitrose has made the decision to only stock English cherries as the season fast approaches.
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ArticleTesco posts record 2010/11 profit
Retailer to focus on keeping UK strong while becoming “outstanding internationally” as global results outweigh UK performance
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ArticleTesco misses UK growth targets
Tesco has missed its UK growth targets despite recording another year of record annual profits.
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ArticleEnglish aubergines hit shelves
English aubergines have hit supermarket shelves at the start of a promising season as the product continues to grow in the market.
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ArticleDamco makes UK reefer appointment
Tim Cotton joins from Kuehne and Nagel as the head of reefer sales in the UK and Ireland
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ArticleExcessive nitrogen use harmful
The Soil Association says that a new study revealing the cost of excessive nitrogen use shows the need for organic agriculture
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ArticleSedex targets growth in UK supermarkets
Audit-sharing organisation Sedex is making a concerted push to gain retailers and suppliers after sustained growth in the last year.
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ArticleM&S appoints new Simply Food director
Former Morrisons head of business development Christopher Taylor set to take up the helm of food-only store network in May
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ArticleUK research fights for a comeback
The opening of a research giant last week in the shape of the James Hutton Institute has created one of the largest research organisations in the UK and a first for Europe. Anna Sbuttoni talks to chief executive Professor Iain Gordon and tracks what UK-based research has meant for the fresh produce industry
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ArticleJersey Royal gets a lift
The Jersey Royal brand has steadily risen in prominence in the 15 years since its Protected Designation of Origin status was awarded. Elizabeth O’Keefe travels to the island as the first outdoor new potatoes are lifted to give a seasonal update
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ArticleBritish brassica growers aim for revival
Brassica producers in UK hope second year of Love Your Greens campaign will continue to revive summer sales
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ArticleG's appoints European general director
Alan Christie, former director of Guy Shropshire's, has taken over from Luis Ronda Zuloaga following a major reorganisation
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ArticleConsumers seek value in retail formats
New report from IGD suggests that people in Europe's major consumer markets are shopping around for the best deals
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ArticleUK opts out of school fruit aid
The European Commission has decided on the definitive allocation of EU aid to member countries under the School Fruit Scheme for the 2011/12 academic year with the UK not set to participate.