All articles by Luisa Cheshire – Page 52
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ArticleNFU takes farming to schools
NFU live lessons teach 200,000 primary school children the relevance of science and technology in farming as part of British Science Week
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ArticleAmazon opens first till-less store in London
Amazon has opened a cashier-less grocery store in London - its first "just walk out" shop outside the US
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ArticleTop farm retailers crowned winners
Outstanding farm retailers were crowned winners at online national award ceremony celebrating best in the business
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ArticleSainsbury's cuts office jobs to invest in food
Sainsbury’s will axe 500 office roles to fund lower prices and strengthen its online business, retailer announces
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ArticleCoveris bags Initial Packaging Ltd
European packaging firm Coveris buys up UK bag manufacturer Initial Packaging Ltd
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ArticleAffinitus marks 30 years supporting produce
Management software solutions provider Affinitus celebrates 30 years supporting the fresh produce industry
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ArticleAldi comes to rhubarb rescue
UK discounter Aldi stocks 1 million sticks of forced rhubarb destined for hospitality sector to support growers
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ArticleNFU Cymru challenges pollution regs
NFU Cymru explores legal challenge to Welsh Government’s decision to introduce all-Wales agricultural pollution regulations
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ArticleJanuary airfreight demand takes off
January air cargo demand recovers to pre-Covid levels, latest IATA data reveals
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ArticleUnited Seaways launches Brexit-busting route
New Morocco-UK United Seaways shipping route launched to bypass Brexit border issues
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ArticleInvasive stink bug arrives in UK
South-east Asia's brown marmorated stink bug, which damages fruit and veg, has arrived in the UK, scientists confirm
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ArticleGrowers warn of leek shortage ahead of St David's Day
UK growers warn of a potential shortage of British leeks as Wales gets ready to mark St David’s Day
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ArticleLondon markets call for urgent bailout
With trade down 80-90 per cent, London’s wholesale markets call on the government for urgent financial action to ensure their survival
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ArticleNFU calls for balanced pesticide plan
A revised UK National Action Plan for Pesticides must balance grower needs and public health, says NFU
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ArticleWholesale sector bailout hopes grow
Federation of Wholesale Distributors expresses cautious hope for bailout after PM comments to Parliament on plight of foodservice businesses
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ArticleUK targets Asia in produce export push
UK government launches new food and drink export campaign targeting markets beyond Europe, namely Asia
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ArticleInfarm launches high-tech Growing Center
Vertical farming company Infarm unveils new, high-tech automated Growing Center – an all-in-one farm and distribution hub
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ArticleLabour crisis hits UK flower sector
UK flower sector hit by post-Brexit labour shortages, reports Tech Register
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ArticleVirtual marketing takes centre stage
California Prune Board marketing teams find new ways to promote product as pandemic thwarts trade show travel
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ArticleSyngenta appoints new UK seeds manager
Kris Goen joins Syngenta as vegetable seeds commercial manager for the UK, Eire and Nordics