All articles by John Broy – Page 40
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Sainsbury's wields axe
Sainsbury's has axed 200 of its head office and supply chain staff, and announced another 500 are likely to go before the end of the year.
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PLMA 2003 show
Some of Europe's largest retailers and wholesalers made the trip to Amsterdam for the world's biggest private label show attracting 5,000 visitors
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M&S on the road
Marks & Spencer has announced it is considering opening food stores in motorway service stations
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Tesco turning Japanese
Tesco will attempt to break into the Japanese market following news of a £173 million deal to buy C Two-Network
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NFU call for CAP reform
The NFU has called for European agriculture ministers to make meaningful reforms to the Common Agricultural Policy
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BPC's health drive
The BPC is launching a campaign reminding consumers of the health benefits of eating potatoes
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Win a trip to Paris with Teacrate
Teacrate is launching a competition with a top prize of a weekend for two in Paris, and all you have to do is spot a Teacrate van and give them a call
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Organic vegetables report unveiled
A new report from HDRA reveals that 57 per cent of organic vegetables are grown in the UK
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Guernsey horticulture hits new low
Statistics issued by the Committee for Horticulture show how the Guernsey horticultural industry has reduced dramatically in size
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Higgins Thais up potato deal
The Higgins group has deemed its potato trials in Thailand a success following the April harvest
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Naked chef re-signs with Sainsbury's
Jamie Oliver has signed a new one-year contract to continue as the face of Sainsbury's advertising campaigns
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Herb garden opens
The new National Garden of the Herb Society was opened on Friday at Sulgrave Manor
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McDonald's fruit success
McDonald's UK support of the Department of Health's 5-a-day recommended daily intake of fruit and vegetable has proved a great success
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EU taxes hike cost of food to UK consumers
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has revealed that British families pay an extra £470 per year food because of EU taxes imposed on imported goods
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Standards Agency anger at supermarkets
The FSA has commissioned CCFRA to undertake a series of mini-surveys to provide up-to-date information on the levels of salt in processed foods
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South African aid for UK producers
Workabout Limited aims to assist UK farmers with any shortage of general farm labour it may need resolving
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Do you want a new job?
A new scheme has been launched to help farmers who are facing a challenge meeting job needs during the peak harvest period.
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Bramley looking for winners
The Brammy Awards were launched today, June 9, and judging will take place on July 18.
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The appliance of science
The Institute of Horticulture (IOH) has voiced its support for Defra's science and innovation strategy
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Somerfield revalues after rejection
Somerfield will re-value it 1,300-store property portfolio in its full-year results in a bid to justify rejecting a 120p-a-share bid approach from entrepreneurs John Lovering and Bob Mackenzie