All articles by Fred Searle – Page 71
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ArticleOrganic farmland expands for first time since 2008
Total organic area returns to growth after almost a decade of decline
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ArticleCharity expands veg voucher scheme
Alexandra Rose Charity launches ‘veg prescription’ scheme to Southwark in bid to tackle childhood obesity in deprived areas
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ArticleAsda grows for fourth quarter in a row
Supermarket’s recovery continues ahead of possible tie-up with Sainsbury’s
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ArticleBetter diet linked to bigger brain size
Mediterranean diet rich in fruit and veg linked to larger brain volume in Dutch study
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ArticleMorrisons reveals food waste stats for first time
Retailer joins Tesco and Sainsbury’s in publishing figures as it steps up efforts to drive down waste
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ArticleCo-op launches fresh food redistribution scheme
Food Share scheme will see products taken off shelf earlier so they can be redistributed to charities while still in date
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ArticleNew label helps shoppers dodge plastic
‘Trust mark’ will show consumers which products have plastic packaging to help them seek more sustainable alternatives
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ArticleBritish Asparagus pops up in Shoreditch
More than 7,000 bundles of seasonal vegetable to be handed to commuters and passers-by in east London
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ArticleMorrisons funds ‘community fridge’ project
Injection of £45,000 will allow charity to double its fridge network, helping to redistribute surplus food and fight food waste
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ArticleTesco to launch plant-based steak
Product which ‘smells, tastes and bites’ like the real thing to be stocked at 400 stores from 21 May
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ArticleWaitrose set to double vegan and veggie range
Retailer responds to leap in vegetarian sales with 50 new products
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ArticleTrade bodies push for single market access
UK farming policy must also stay devolved after Brexit, roundtable agrees
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ArticleWonky veg and wholesale boost trading at Morrisons
Like-for-like sales up 3.6 per cent as retailer makes most of its crop and revives Safeway brand through new supply deal with McColl’s
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ArticleHalf of parents 'have given up on five a day'
Almost one in two parents with children under 10 have stopped trying to force their kids to eat fruit and veg, survey shows
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ArticlePrimary schools to teach science through farms
NFU releases new educational resources to teach children about habitats and life cycles
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ArticleChair and vice swap roles at New Spitalfields
Chris Hutchinson steps down as chairman of tenants’ association after 14 years to be replaced by vice chair Paul Walker of Waldon Fruit
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ArticleTopfruit industry calls for government support after Brexit
Trade body lays out 12-point wish list, covering PO funding, immigration policies and match-funded investment productivity schemes
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ArticleYoung consumers 'most supportive of GM'
Respondents aged 18-24 most in favour of GM cropping and other modern farming techniques, survey reveals
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ArticleDiscounters promise to stay cheaper in face of merger
Aldi and Lidl say they are committed to remaining cheaper than competitors following news of Sainsbury's potential merger with Asda
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ArticleAHDB issues new guidelines on late blight
Prevalent strain has reduced sensitivity to common fungicide fluazinam