All Wholesale articles – Page 85
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ArticleJack gees up Defra on New Covent Garden
Michael Jack has urged government to show some responsibility when it comes to London's markets.
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ArticleGarden still waiting
By the end of next year, New Covent Garden's future should be a whole lot clearer, says the market authority chairman.
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Pomona pulls 'em in
French wholesaler attracts more than 2,000 clients and suppliers to open event at Rungis.
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ArticleFyffes buys Woodsco in Liverpool
Fyffes wholesale branch in Liverpool has acquired fellow market company Woodsco Produce.
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ArticlePotato labelling needs to improve
A survey carried out by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has shown that labelling of potato varieties for sale in the UK is not good enough and wholesale markets are often to blame.
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ArticleLisbon congress unites world wholesalers
More than 300 delegates representing some 30 countries attended the 23rd congress of the World Union of Wholesale Markets i(WUWM).
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ArticlePrincess and the peas
Princess Anne visited New Covent Garden last week and took a keen interest in traders' produce.
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ArticleJersey proves a winner
Redbridge Produce & Flowers has reported a jump in Jersey Royal sales following a successful promotion.
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ArticleBristol gets fresh approach
Bristol wholesalers Hurst Parnell and GF Mercer have joined forces to form Freshmarket@Bristol.
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ArticlePerks of the fruit trade
Andrew Perks of DJ Perks & Sons was the lucky winner in Bristol Fruit Sales promotion.
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ArticleWI campaign group raises concerns
Tenants excluded from the new Western International market site have launched a campaign group.
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Produce World educates consumers
Produce World took the opportunity at the Great Yorkshire Show to answer questions from the general public
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ArticleBristol Fruit Sales in major shake-up
West Country wholesaler and catering supplier Bristol Fruit Sales has invested heavily in a major restructure.
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Bradford goes continental
Bradford market is serving up a range of French foodstuffs during a three-day event
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Lord Mayor visits Spitalfields
New Spitalfields wholesale market received its annual visit from the incumbent Lord Mayor of London on Thursday.
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It's now or never for markets
Nicholas Saphir this week outlined to the Journal his opinion on the direction the restructure of London's markets might take.
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Saphir urges end to stand-off in markets dispute
Nick Saphir has called on the Corporation of London, Defra and the Greater London Authority to negotiate a quick resolution to the dispute over the future of London's wholesale markets.
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Western tenants find out their fate
Western International Market tenants this week found out whether or not they have been invited by their landlord to take up a position on the new market site agreed last week.
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Western deal done and dusted
After protracted negotiations, Western International wholesale market can look forward to a new site. tenants will know whether there is a place for them by the midle of next week.
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Corporation's submission to Select Committee
Richard Adams, assistant town clerk, gave the Corporation of London's submission to the House of Common's select committee on agriculture thsi week. Read it in full.