All United Kingdom articles – Page 748
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ArticleUK industry polarising, says Plimsoll
The analyst has revealed that the UK fresh produce industry is becoming more and more fragmented
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ArticleDEFRA promises UK production support
DEFRA secretary of state Caroline Spelman has promised to reduce red tape in UK agriculture in an effort to encourage young farmers, aid environmental sustainability and ensure future profitability.
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Fresh to Go UK forms
Fresh to Go South Africa and Constantia UK have joined forces to establish Fresh to Go (UK) Limited.
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ArticleFresh to Go sets up UK arm
South Africa-based fresh produce suppliers forms new UK company following merger with Constantia
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Small UK companies face tough year
The head of one of the UK’s six main business groups has warned that smaller companies face a ‘challenging’ year ahead.
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ArticleIPP Logipal ties up Chingford contract
Fresh produce importer-distributor is switching to IPP's Trade Direct pallet rental solution
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ArticleCoop and M&S head 'green' UK list
A new report studying the environmental and ethical performance of 19 supermarkets has been released by Ethical Consumer Magazine
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ArticleDG Fruit UK acquires Simply Fruit
Importer purchased 100 per cent of shares of Simply Fruit earlier in the month, according to Freshinfo
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ArticleDeliveries still ‘getting through’
UK supermarkets report no problems with fresh produce deliveries, although more snow is forecast
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ArticleDG Fruit UK acquires Simply Fruit
DG Fruit UK has acquired Kent firm Simply Fruit to expand its portfolio of produce.
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ArticleRepeat business for convenience outlets
Some 17 per cent of people who use convenience stores in the UK shop there at least once a day, according to IGD
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Environment at heart of DEFRA procurement review
The government is canvassing fresh produce companies on new buying standards for its public procurement contracts.
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UK government backs voluntary approach on pesticides
News that existing voluntary measures and legal requirements governing pesticides in the UK will be largely used to meet new European legislation has been welcomed as “a common sense solution”.
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AHDB faces struggle as board seeks a home
The heart of UK horticulture remains in a state of uncertainty as the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) struggles against adverse circumstances.
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ArticleTurning the tide: UK ports defy tough commercial times
It’s no secret that the recession has hit the seafreight industry hard and the knock-on effect for British ports cannot be ignored. However, there are still a multitude of high quality options for bringing produce into the UK. Alex Lawson looks at the state of play dockside
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ArticleM&S launches convenience lines
New range designed to appeal to consumers looking to lower their meat consumption
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ArticleUK 'leads' on pesticide standards
Defra indicates that new legislation on EU pesticide sustainability will bring member states up to high UK standards
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ArticleHuge UK solar parks to be built
Consultancy ADAS has teamed up with international solar photovoltaic (PV) experts Enfinity to begin work scoping sites and installing what will be the “UK’s biggest solar energy parks” once they are built.
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ArticleJazz Apples mark 2010 UK season
Despite the arctic weather, Jazz Apples once again set the recent BBC Good Food Show in Birmingham alight with celebrity chef Brian Turner even joining in the celebrations to mark the start of the British Jazz apple season.
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ArticleProduce manufacturing drives forward
Electronic sorting and grading are two of the produce engineering drivers in the UK