All Consumers articles – Page 74
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ArticleDIY mushroom kits win at Sial 2014
Bronze Sial Innovation Award 2014 won by fresh produce firms, as pureed vegetable discs and potato churros win category awards
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ArticleAustria wants more regional produce
Major retail group Rewe says its new regional brand is part of plans to link consumers with their nearest suppliers
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ArticleFreezers across the UK 'neglected'
18 to 34-year-olds twice as likely to agree that they don’t like eating food that is stored in the freezer than over-35, IGD has found
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ArticleSurvey finds humans 'prefer snacking on fruit to chocolate'
Using a list of 47 options, Nielsen researchers found that fresh fruit is the worldwide snack of choice, with chocolate just behind
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ArticleSuppliers back landmark EU research project
Compagnie Fruitière, Dole, Fyffes, Total Produce and Univeg among sponsors of "ambitious" Consumer Compass initiative
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ArticleShoppers can boost growers suffering in 'severe' spud market
It's UK Potato Week, but current market conditions are a "great concern" to many of the Potato Council's levy-payers
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ArticlePolish consumers find taste for exotics
Retail market set to double in Poland, as interest in international cuisine fuels consumer trends in exotics and ready-to-eat concepts
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ArticleGiumarra revamps Nature’s Partner brand
New branding seeks to reflect company’s core values and modern outlook, the company said
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ArticleIGD Convention 2014 in numbers
Among leading retail figures' presentations at the annual event were myriad stats and the results of recent consumer surveys
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ArticleCoriander now 'adventurous' UK's best-selling herb
Sales data and biggest jumpers on UK sales list correlates with Britons becoming more experimental cooks, research finds
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ArticleBlackberry sales up by almost 50 per cent
Production of blackberries expected to have risen by 82 per cent while sales are up 44 per cent on last year
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ArticleTesco and G's revive beetroot varieties
Duo hoping that candy stripe and golden varieties will prove to be more attractive to younger consumers
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ArticleAspiration for joint London market food school
Billingsgate Seafood School director raises possibility of joint venture for meat, fish and fresh produce across London markets
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ArticleMental wellbeing linked to fruit and veg consumption
More than 33 per cent of study respondents with high mental wellbeing ate five or more portions of fruit and vegetables a day
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ArticleRetailer in free fruit for kids game
Each time a child takes a piece of fruit from Budgens of Islington they receive a ‘Victory Stamp’ on their game card.
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ArticleHealthier Happy Meals ‘shunned’ by kids
A Liverpool University study found that McDonald’s children-targeted meals don’t lead to youngsters choosing healthier food
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ArticleBranston bus brings potatoes to life
Potato supplier unveils colourful double-decker bus that will tour the UK’s schools telling the potato story
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ArticleGardening has 'no impact' on kids' diets
Experts from UK university who carried out research claim more sophisticated measures are needed to improve diets
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ArticleTomato fight raises money for growers
The Dutch campaign to help growers hit by the Russian ban continues with a tomato fight in Amsterdam raising money for producers
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Article£10k for student who introduced new crop to the UK
Stephen Jones won Nottingham University competition after becoming the UK’s only commercial producer of oca tubers