All Convenience articles – Page 65
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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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ArticleExpert says smoothies are twice as fruity
Dietician Dr Carrie Ruxton has recommended that health advice on smoothies should be revised and updated to help consumers attain their 5 A DAY targets more easily.
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ArticleFruit juice better for the heart
Drinking the juice of apples and grapes has been proven to have a greater impact in preventing atherosclerosis than eating the fruit itself, according to a group of French researchers.
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GlobalGAP signs up juicers
The international fruit-juice industry has teamed up with GlobalGAP.
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Appletiser brand extension
Soft drinks brand Appletiser is extending its UK product portfolio with the launch of Fruitiser - three different flavoured bottled 100-per cent fruit juice drinks.
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ArticlePrepped sector fails to be deterred by tough economy
Fresh-cut fruit and niche prepared vegetable lines are leading the way this quarter, and the industry is confident that the predicted economic slowdown this year will not affect the prepared sector. Elizabeth O’Keefe reports.
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ArticleKanzi volume increases
The volume of Kanzi apple production has increased, according to FruitmastersGroep at Fruit Logistica this year.
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M&S to share fresh-cut knowledge
Marks and Spencer’s fruit buyer will give insight into the fresh-cut opportunities available in the industry at Freshconex Congress in Berlin, Germany.
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ArticleApples galore in Ludlow
The Ludlow Food Centre, Bromfield celebrated the country’s official Apple Day, October, 20, with a weekend of fun family activities and tutored tastings.
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ArticleUK apple forecast reassessed
Late wet weather across parts of the enlarged European Union and hail damage in the south east of England of has reduced this year’s European Union Prognosfruit assessment of the UK apple crop to marginally above last year.
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Parents fail acid test
A survey published by YouGov has claimed that many UK parents do not realise that some acidic juices contain enough sugar to erode their children’s teeth.
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Worcestershire source
Fifty-year-old Worcestershire tomato grower Haven Nurseries is enjoying new-found success with its Drews of Worcester tomato juice, which is selling through Budgens and at local markets.
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Britivic embarks on major ad campaign
Britvic is investing £1.4 million in a new TV and outdoor ad campaign to support the launch of its latest innovation in the Robinsons range: Robinsons Fruit Shoot 100% juice, which is aimed at children.
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ArticleBottoms up to SPS for cider
The cider industry has received a boost from the EU. It was announced last week that orchards can now be included in the Single Payment Scheme.
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Somerset set for summer cider
A traditional Somerset cider farm that has become an important tourist attraction and outlet for local food producers, has now opened a restaurant
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S&N goes pear shaped
Brewing giant Scottish & Newcastle, may be about to launch two new pear ciders within the year.
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Dairy farmers to distribute fruit drink
An international fruit-juice brand is to be distributed in the UK by Dairy Farmers of Britain (DFB).
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ArticleDel Monte refocuses juice effort
Del Monte is to relaunch its fruit juice range across the UK after losing business with supermarkets including Asda and Sainsbury's in the last 12 months.
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ArticleFruit juice linked to Alzheimer's reduction
Research at Glasgow University has shown that consumption of fruit juice could cut the risk of Alzheimer's disease.
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ArticleChiquita cashes in on convenience drive
Chiquita is launching a number of new products, including a smoothie available in three different flavours, and ready-to-eat snacks including pineapple, melon and fruit salad.