All articles by FPJ Staff – Page 7
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ArticleHow social supermarkets are filling a gap in austerity Britain
Lopamudra Patnaik Saxena, a research associate at Coventry University, looks at the impact of social supermarkets and explains why they may not help fix inequalities in the food system
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ArticleAccessing Asia
With international trade becoming increasingly important for UK fresh produce growers, Asia is often seen as the most up-and-coming global consumer market. Promar’s head of agri-food, Lisa Williams, outlines the opportunities and challenges in this vast market
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ArticleHear from Sainsbury's at FPJ Live
Fruit buyer Finbar Cartlidge and veg and salad buyer Julien Roberts will discuss the supermarket's strategy in depth
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ArticleNo added anything: The growth of organic
Ed Griffiths, consumer insights director at Kantar Worldpanel, examines the growing opportunities in the organic market
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ArticleBlackcurrant breakthrough
Opinion: Grower and International Blackcurrant Association board member Anthony Snell discusses a significant development in global supply
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ArticleFPJ Big 50 Products 2018: 5-1
Bananas, strawberries, tomatoes, grapes and apples analysed and ranked for retail sales in 2018
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ArticleFPJ Big 50 Products 2018: 10-6
Peppers, blueberries, mushrooms, easy peelers, and old potatoes analysed and ranked for retail sales in 2018
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ArticleVoting open for UK Fruit & Vegetable Awards
FPJ subscribers can cast their votes for their industry champions across a series of categories
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ArticleFPJ Big 50 Products 2018: 11-15
New potatoes, raspberries, baking potatoes, pears and cucumber analysed and ranked for retail sales in 2018
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ArticleFPJ Big 50 Products 2018: 16-20
Carrots, onions, broccoli, lettuce and avocados analysed and ranked for retail sales in 2018
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ArticleFPJ Big 50 Products 2018: 21-25
Oranges, beans, melons, cherries and cauliflower analysed and ranked for retail sales in 2018
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ArticleFPJ Big 50 Products 2018: 26-30
Nectarines, lemons, cabbage, sweetcorn and spring onions analysed and ranked for retail sales in 2018
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ArticleFPJ Big 50 Products 2018: 31-35
Plums, asparagus, sweet potatoes, leeks and courgettes analysed and ranked for retail sales in 2018
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ArticleFPJ Big 50 Products 2018: 36-40
Celery, peaches, peas, beetroot and mangoes analysed and ranked for retail sales in 2018
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ArticleFPJ Big 50 Products 2018: 41-45
Kiwis, Brussels sprouts, parsnips, spinach and pineapples analysed and ranked for retail sales in 2018
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ArticleFPJ Big 50 Products 2018: 46-50
Garlic, blackberries, grapefruit, kale and radish analysed and ranked for retail sales in 2018
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ArticleRadish set to be summer blockbuster
Ed Griffiths, consumer insights director at Kantar Worldpanel, looks at how the humble radish is set for its moment in the sun
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ArticleUKPIF seminar programme revealed
Peterborough trade show to host discussion on topics from science and packaging to Brexit and technology
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ArticleImpressive obesity strategy must be part of joined-up approach
Opinion: Food Foundation executive director Anna Taylor gives a warm welcome to the new obesity strategy, adding that the government must now deliver what it has promised
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ArticleFPJ Live speakers unveiled
First set of speakers for much-anticipated conference on 9 October includes retailers, suppliers, chefs and scientists