All United Kingdom articles – Page 778
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ArticleSpending slowdown will miss UK berries
The future of the UK soft-fruit industry will not be compromised by consumer cutbacks on spending, Edward Garner, communications director at TNS Worldpanel, claimed last week.
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ArticleNew look for Foods from Spain drive
Foods From Spain has outlined its UK promotion activities for 2008
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ArticleUK berry sector reinforces labour warning
The UK soft-fruit industry has again sounded the alarm over the labour shortfalls, which are set to hit hard this season.
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ArticleUK scientist dismisses 'utterly stupid' food miles
Provisional results for a Defra-funded study which indicate that home-grown strawberries and imports from Spain have a similar impact on the environment were revealed last week.
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ArticleFuji apple "callus hair" growth discovery
A UK scientist could have paved the way to longer-lasting Fuji apples
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ArticleSteady growth for Italian strawberries
CSO reports that strawberry exports have fallen in the past year
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ArticleUK apple grower receives top accolade
Alan Firman has won a major UK topfruit award for its Cox apples
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ArticleLabour shortage threat to UK growers
A labour crisis is looming over the UK's farmers, says British Summer Fruits
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ArticleKG Growers enjoys strong sales increase
KGG has announced record turnover, attributed to strong strawberry and raspberry sales
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ArticleCompetition Commission outlines measures
The UK retail market has new guidelines to improve local competition
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Fresh produce IT firms seal strategic deal
Priva and Anglia Business Solutions have agreed a strategic alliance
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Berry companies set for inaugural congress
The first Global Berry Congress takes place in London this week
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Online boost for UK Trade Tariff
A free online version of the UK Trade Tariff (volume two) has been launched by businesslink.gov.uk, making it easier for companies to trade internationally.
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ArticleUK growers share stage with floral designers
New Covent Garden Flower Market staged a Best of British Flowers event for the floristry trade, in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
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ArticleSun shines on UK tomatoes
UK tomato supply may not have got off to the strongest start this season but, with the sun shining and temperatures rising, the sector is confident that it can build on its sales growth. Anna Sbuttoni reports ahead of British Tomato Week
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ArticleUK horticulture leading on climate change
A survey by Farming Futures has found that growers in the UK horticulture sector are more likely than any other farming sector to be taking action to adapt to climate change.
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ArticleNew appointment for The Greenery UK
The Greenery has made a new senior appointment to further strengthen the management of its growing UK operation.
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ArticleUK gras spearheads demand
The fresh produce industry is gearing up for another successful UK asparagus season, despite a cold spring delaying the outdoor crop. Elizabeth O’Keefe talks to the key players involved with this year’s PR campaign, and the increasing demand for asparagus in the UK.