All articles by Elspeth Waters – Page 7
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Two faster, cheaper ways to safer food
Fruit and vegetable processors will be able to save money with two new developments in food-safety technology, researchers say.
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ArticleSainsbury's firmly on road to recovery
Sainsbury’s today revealed that its recovery plan was on track in its second quarter trading statement for the 16 weeks to October 7.
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ArticlePremium carte blanche for 3663
3663 First for Foodservice, a leading UK foodservice wholesale distributor, has launched a new premium range of prepared products under the White’s brand.
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ArticleOnline retailing is our future, kids say
Online shopping facilities are now a must for food retailers - after two thirds of British teenagers said they will buy at least some of their groceries over the internet when they are adults, according to grocery industry research group IGD.
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ArticleWaitrose says black is back
Waitrose is bucking this season's fashion trend for vibrancy by backing the supremacy of dark colours, with the launch of several black fruit and vegetables.
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ArticleTesco resident in two thirds of postcodes
Tesco may be twice as powerful as previously thought - as the dominant retailer in 67 per cent of UK postcodes, according to a new study.
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M&S to judge Starpack Awards
Marks & Spencer has reinforced its commitment to packaging innovation with the announcement that it is to provide the chair of the judging panel for the Starpack Industry Awards 2007, said organisers IOP: The Packaging Society at the PPMA Show.
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Funding approved for female farming course
The award-winning Springboard Women’s Development Programme, aimed at women in agriculture, forestry and horticulture, will start on Rotherham on October 26.
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Semi-automatic sealing from Adpak
Adpak showcased its new semi-automatic Reepak Tray Lid Sealing machine.
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Robotic future for produce packing
Robots are the way forward for fresh produce packers, according to Abar Automation.
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ArticleIshida's visionary introduction
Ishida Europe introduced its first advanced X-ray inspection system into the UK for the first time.
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ArticleRetail comeback for stretch wrap
The simple stretch wrap could make a comeback on the UK supermarket shelf if the emphasis on natural products continues, according to packaging specialist Automac UK.
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ArticlePPMA packs them in
The latest packaging and machinery developments were in the spotlight last week at the Processing and Packaging Machinery Association (PPMA) Show in Birmingham.
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ArticleMore value from a Valvo-added pack
Packaging partners Nutri Pack and Meca Plastic UK introduced their Valvo Pack to the UK at the PPMA Show.
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ArticleOrganic no longer "green" enough
Leading supermarket bosses are blaming UK organic farmers for the increasing proportion of imported organic produce on offer, amid refuelled concerns over the true “greenness” of organics.
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ArticleSmart tv launch for LLS
Andrew Wright, managing director of Long Life Solutions (LLS), one of the leading fresh produce packaging suppliers, appeared on BBC Breakfast this morning as part of its green awareness campaign.
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ArticleSomerfield set for mega makeover
Somerfield is set for a £20 million makeover, according to chief executive Paul Mason.
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French seeds spread to Israel
French seed company Vilmorin Seed has gained control of Israel’s largest and oldest seed company Hazera Genetics.
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Slow progress for plant health refunds
Importers expecting a refund from Defra for unfulfilled plant health inspections must now decide whether to accept the standard offer or press for an individual assessment.