All articles by Ed Bedington – Page 6
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ArticleTesco feels the heat on the high street
Retail competition is intensifying and even Tesco is feeling the heat, with sales growth the lowest in several years according to TNS Worldpanel.
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ArticleSalads go on-line
The British Leafy Salads Association (BLSA) has launched its first website, www.britishleafysalads.co.uk, since it changed its name in 2002.
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Asda cuts brands from Essentials
Asda has announced it is set to drop a number of well-known brands within its new format stores, Asda Essentials.
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Fruit-fly problems for Australia
Australian fruit producers are facing increased costs following a back-yard outbreak of Queensland fruit fly in the Victoria area.
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ArticleM&S clarifies trading terms
Marks & Spencer has clarified the details of its revised trading terms with its suppliers, in which it is asking them to “contribute” to its success.
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ArticleStandards call for school tuck
The government has launched a consultation on standards of food sold in schools to tackle the problems of obesity.
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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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ArticleMarkets must have mass appeal
Farmers' markets must be accessible to all and not just for the privileged few, according to food minister Lord Bach.
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Chip and Pin cuts fraud
Retailers are benefiting from the introduction on Chip and Pin cards, with the new system cutting fraud by 13 per cent, according to the Association of Payment Clearing Services (APACS).
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Food sales to break €1,000bn mark
Sales through food retailers in leading European markets is set to break the €1,000 billion mark before the end of the decade, according to a study by Mintel.
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ArticleAsda drops "low prices" slogan
Asda is turning its back on its 30-year low prices slogan as part of a major revamp and boosting marketing spend to £45 million, according to reports.
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ArticleHealthy vending proves a hit
Youngsters are being given a healthy option in their school vending machines, thanks to Heart of Englands Fine Foods (HEFF).
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ArticleResearch claims organics good for health
A US study has claimed the consumption of organic food is beneficial to children’s health.
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ArticleChip Week a success
Chips are still one of the most important outlets for UK potatoes and National Chip Week, which took place from February 13-19, is helping to maintain that focus, according to the British Potato Council (BPC).
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ArticleHigh hopes for Israeli potatoes
Israeli suppliers are gearing up for a successful season in the UK market.
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Aviko goes for steamed approach
Potato processor Aviko is hoping for success in foodservice with its healthier, steam-cooked range of products.
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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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MBM remains upbeat
MBM aims to remain a major player in the potato business, md Pepe Bascetta has told growers.
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ArticleLiverpool traders' fear for Kwik Save move
Somerfield’s sale of its Kwik Save brand has left traders in Liverpool nervous, with several million pounds worth of trade potentially hanging in the balance.