All United Kingdom articles – Page 794
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Co-op backs British on tomatoes
The Co-operative Group is showing its support for British tomatoes this season, with a little help from suppliers IVG White.
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ArticleUK sourcing on the rise for organic
Demand for UK-grown organic apples is on the rise, according to the Soil Association, with five of the eight main supermarkets now sourcing more than three quarters of key organic lines from the UK.
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Tesco's first Jersey Royals hit stores
Tesco has received the first supplies of new-season Jersey Royals from its depots in Harlow, Didcot and Southampton.
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UK growers get Dutch tips on weed control
A Dutch manual on weed control in arable and vegetable crops has been released in the UK.
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ArticleHumberVHB push for British cress
UK fresh cress and herbs grower HumberVHB has embarked on its first ever PR campaign to push home-grown cress into the spotlight.
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UK trade in acquisitive mood
Speculation on acquisitions is rife in the fresh produce industry as the sector appears to be going through a transition period, according to analysis by Plimsoll Publishing.
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ArticleJewel in Jersey's crown
Jersey grower Kevin Herve flew over to the mainland this week to herald the launch of the Jersey Jewel branded tomatoes he is producing exclusively for Tesco.
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ArticleHerbs flavour UK market
Celebrity chefs are not the only ones who are doolally about herbs. Strong demand in the UK shows few signs of abating and producers have been quick to identify opportunities in the marketplace. Doris Lee Butterworth reports.
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Hort report issues UK stark warning
Small-scale growers in the UK must access niche market opportunities or continue to consolidate if they are to survive, a new report has shown.
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ArticleEarliest ever British strawberries hit Sainsbury's
The earliest British strawberries ever to hit Sainsbury's stores arrived on Sunday, seven weeks early.
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Tesco the most admired UK business
Tesco has replaced BP as the British company most admired by the global business community, according to an annual survey by Fortune, the US magazine.
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ArticleUK growers lead the field
UK horticulture is leading the way for the rest of agriculture to follow in terms of its connections with customers, market focus and protection and management of the countryside.
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ArticleJersey on target
Jersey Royal plantings are ahead of schedule, despite recent wet weather calling a halt to work on the island.
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ArticleUK dumps the junk
Sales of junk food and drinks are falling as UK consumers choose healthier options.
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ArticleJersey Royal chiefs in UK talks
Jersey Royal bosses are in talks to buy into mainland-based potato businesses to help boost their brand.
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ArticleDel Monte UK plant under threat
One of Del Monte UK's fresh produce operations is at risk of closure.
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UK agriculture vital for food chain
A slump in UK agriculture would spell disaster for the entire food chain, warned National Farmers’ Union president Tim Bennett.
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ArticleUK in force at Berlin
UK numbers at Fruit Logistica will increase again in 2006, as the annual Berlin show cements its position as the stand-out date in the international calendar.
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ArticleWaitrose second favourite store for UK shoppers
Waitrose has made an amazing leap in the list of UK shoppers’ favourite stores.