All articles by Alex Lawson – Page 192

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    Scottish innovation recognised

    2009-01-23T17:01:02Z

    Three new categories have been added to this year’s Scotland Food & Drink Awards to recognise product innovation, skills development and food & drink tourism’s role in Scotland’s £7.5 billion food and drink industry.

  • Israeli show triumphs despite conflict
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    Israeli show triumphs despite conflict

    2009-01-23T15:01:01Z

    Despite the Gaza conflict in the south of Israel attendance figures at the annual international Agro Mashov exhibition remained high.

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    BRC confirms recession figures

    2009-01-23T11:22:51Z

    As the UK is officially deemed as firmly in a recession retail sales figures out today have confirmed a difficult December for many retailers, said the British Retail Consortium (BRC).

  • The Or is boxed up and ready to go
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    Or and Mor heads for Europe

    2009-01-23T11:01:01Z

    The first shipments of Or and Mor citrus, Carmel's famous easy peelers varieties, exported by Agrexco, are on their way to Europe.

  • The Breakfast Club tour the market
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    London supply chain brought together

    2009-01-23T08:01:02Z

    The Local to London campaign stepped up its efforts to bring the capital’s supply chain together this week, with a Breakfast Club meeting at New Covent Garden Market.

  • Bill Gilmour: Olivo's new business development manager
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    Olivo lands new boss

    2009-01-22T17:01:01Z

    As the market leader in portable insulated containers, Olivo are expanding their activities in the UK with the recent appointment of a business development manager.

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    Ripe label innovation hits UK

    2009-01-22T14:01:01Z

    New Zealand label technology company Ripesense, of Auckland, has announced that it has reached an exclusive UK distribution partnership agreement with the Fresh Technologies UK.

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    Supermarkets' sustainability examined

    2009-01-22T12:01:02Z

    Chemical engineers and chemists are calling on supermarkets to make more efforts in sustainability as they warn of a global food crisis.

  • One of the entries
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    London gallery encourages healthy eating

    2009-01-22T11:01:01Z

    The London International Gallery of Children’s Art (LIGCA) has launched an exhibition of collages with the theme of Spain, healthy eating and fresh fruit and veg by British primary schools

  • biofresh's Richard Miles with the smartpallet
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    Gaseous storage offers fresh alternative

    2009-01-22T10:01:01Z

    As the pressure is turned up on pesticide use in the fields, a new residue-free product which harnesses the Earth’s most powerful natural disinfectant and oxidant, ozone has been launched onto the market, to prevent post-harvest spoilage.

  • Morrisons enjoyed a bumper Christmas thanks to thrifty spenders
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    Morrisons tops Christmas figures

    2009-01-22T09:35:53Z

    Morrisons has recorded the best Christmas trading figures of Britain’s four biggest supermarkets boosted by festive promotions and low prices.

  • Richard Brasher: covered the key issues
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    Tesco dismisses ombudsman demands

    2009-01-22T09:01:01Z

    NFU Scotland has put Tesco to the sword over the implementation of a supermarket ombudsman to increase industry ‘transparency’.

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    German food safety conference returns

    2009-01-21T17:01:01Z

    The seventh international Food Safety and Dietary Risk Assessment conference will tackle key issues across the industry from trading standards to chemical risk.

  • Somerfield was full of festive cheer
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    Somerfield celebrates Christmas trading

    2009-01-21T14:45:47Z

    Somerfield has announced a positive Christmas trading performance today, with sales for the period improving significantly on previous years.

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    Growers look for alternative pest solutions

    2009-01-21T14:01:02Z

    Intelligent Pest Management solutions provider Exosect believes the agreement by the European Parliament to adopt more stringent legislation on plant protection products will encourage growers to source alternative pest management solutions.

  • Benn: dismayed but bullish
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    Pesticide meeting sets out next step

    2009-01-21T12:01:01Z

    DEFRA Secretary of State Hilary Benn was dismayed yet bullish following a meeting with a delegation of senior representatives from across the food chain to discuss the outcome of the European Parliament vote on the new EU Pesticide Rules.

  • Sainsbury's: restructuring
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    Sainsbury's restructure may spell job cuts

    2009-01-21T11:18:39Z

    Sainsbury’s is set to restructure its head office amongst rumours of significant job cuts, according to The Telegraph.

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    New cost-comparison survey for distributors

    2009-01-21T11:01:01Z

    Freight Best Practice is conducting a free Benchmarking survey for the Primary Distribution sector. The survey will establish the performance of operators within the sector and examines how they may improve their efficiency.

  • Kendall: delighted
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    Farming enters the classroom

    2009-01-21T09:01:01Z

    Agriculture’s role and importance in everyday life will be tackled in classrooms across the country with the return of the NFU’s Why Farming Matters teaching packs.

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    Bejo makes organic push

    2009-01-20T12:01:02Z

    Seed breeder Bejo is participating at the world organic trade fair BioFach to highlight its involvement in the organic sector.