All United Kingdom articles – Page 766
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Univeg showcases UK at Fruit Logistica
Univeg will be putting the focus on sustainability and showcasing its new UK arm Univeg Direct UK at Fruit Logistica.
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ArticleSoil Association urges GM honesty
The UK's Soil Association has called for an honest debate about the failures of genetically modified food
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ArticleTesco CEO names executive committee
Incoming chief executive Philip Clarke has revealed that seven new members will join the retailer's committee
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ArticleWhere now for the UK flower industry?
With the last major UK chrysanthemum grower cutting its final crop last month, Chloe Ryan asks what the future holds for the domestic cut flower trade
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ArticleWhy global eyes are still on the UK
John Giles, divisional director at market analyst Promar International, takes a look at the UK in a global context and explains why it should still be viewed as a destination of choice
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ArticleCPA backs food security report
Association says Foresight report provides evidence of how science and technology must aid in increasing global food production
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ArticleEnglish cues debut in Broadstairs
Thanet Earth has produced what it claims to be the first English cucumbers of the season.
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ArticleNatures Way Foods handed green award
The Chichester-based manufacturer has been recognised for its environmental efforts with the Most Sustainable Business award
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ArticleProduce production key to food security
Fresh Produce Consortium says that increased consumption and sustainable production are crucial to global food security
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ArticleUK pineapple demand wanes
Rains and flooding in Costa Rica cited as a reason for lower quality, according to a report by Freshinfo
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ArticleRe:fresh 2011 themes unveiled
Leading UK fresh produce event will focus on changing roles of industry sectors and the hurdles faced in getting to market
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ArticleMarket eager for UK cues
The first UK cucumbers should come on stream in early February, according to Lea Valley grower Paz Milazzo of UK Salads.
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ArticleLidl plays down fears of UK pepper recall
Discount retailer Lidl UK has moved to calm fears that the discovery of plant growth regulator Ethephon on capsicum from Spain - destined for sale at Lidl Group stores in continental Europe - could lead to a product recall in the UK.
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ArticleG's launches Love Radish
Campaign aims to grow radish consumption in the UK, not just in summer but year-round
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ArticleUK top fruit stays strong as continental volumes fall
It has all been about securing product this season as the top-fruit industry battles to gain volume, sometimes at any price. Alex Lawson looks at worldwide supply and how the UK supermarkets are dealing with the ever-elastic category
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ArticleUK redundancies rife as supplier pressure mounts
A swathe of redundancies has hit the fresh produce industry as pressure in the market intensifies.
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ArticleMorrisons agrees Netto deal
Busy start to 2011 for the retailer as it also ties up a contract with reusable plastic container specialist Chep
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ArticleWaitrose gets the Gist
Food retailer agrees contract that sees Gist become a key logistics provider for transport operations
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UK brought in on CAP debate
Progressive reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) could bring real benefits to British farmers, the NFU has argued in Westminster.
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ArticleFrench apple trade meets top UK players
Eurofruit hosted a meeting of leading British apple retailers, importers and wholesalers in London on 10 January