All articles by Martyn Fisher – Page 44
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ArticleApple firm pays tribute to 'gifted' late farm manager
AC Goatham said there were "few people we could be happier to see at the start of a working day" than Ian Wall, killed in a tragic accident
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ArticleFPJ Big 50 fresh produce firm raises £15k for local charity
Lincolnshire-based Freshtime UK raised the sum for the Ally Cadence Trust, which helps families affected by SMA Type 1
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ArticleGCA granted retailer-fining powers
Christine Tacon can now impose penalties on major supermarkets of up to 1 per cent of their annual UK turnover
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ArticleWorkers at leading UK juice factory stage strike
Trade union Unite said its members at Refresco Gerber, in Bridgwater, were "angry" and "feel betrayed" by planned cuts
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ArticlePlans to chop down pear tree for HS2 set for review
Warwickshire tree is one of the oldest in UK, as government looks into decision to replant it elsewhere as part of high-speed rail link plans
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ArticleNew 'state of the art' small supermarket for Nisa
Created under retailer's supermarket format, which was carefully shaped by consumer research examining shopper missions
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ArticleWholesaler's DC plans get green light
Thomas Moss secures planning permission to develop two-storey fruit and veg preparation and distribution centre
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ArticleNew listings as G's Fresh relaunches brand
Love Beets juices now available in two flavours and two sizes, with far-reaching and ambitious aims to expand reach
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ArticleLook beyond UK for coconut water sales, researchers urge
Although UK consumption is due to be around 25m litres in 2015, much higher growth is expected from Japan, Canada, and France
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ArticleSlade talks up 'world-class' Welsh future
Welsh government sets out plan to take agriculture to the next level, backed by £1bn development programme
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ArticleCocaine found in vest hidden among delivery of bananas
Dutch company makes €500k find after transporting crate from Belgian port
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ArticleKFC unable to cash in on selling chips in Japan
Industrial strikes by dock-workers in the United States have made it difficult for Japan to secure a steady supply of chips
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ArticleLeisure centres offer free fruit to youngsters
Children and young people visiting a number of Leicestershire leisure centres are being offered post-workout produce
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ArticleExotics importer steps up supply of sapodillas
Toucan Fruit has started importing the product in greater quantities from Thailand, Colombia and the Dominican Republic
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ArticleSales of avocados and dates up at Waitrose
Medjool date sales are up 16 per cent at the start of the year, with avocado sales increasing by 19 per cent at the retailer
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ArticleUSDA chases Tesco's 'ex-sweet potato supplier' for $1.7m
Bissett Produce Company, of North Carolina, allegedly failed to make payment to nine growers for 72 lots of produce
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ArticleCrisp firm fined after worker loses part of finger
Tyrells fined £8k and made to pay £5k costs after employee caught finger in 'inadequately guarded' machine while cleaning
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ArticleApple brand in 'win a car' competition
Waitrose customers can win a Honda Jazz car through a promotion held in conjunction with Fruition, owners of the Jazz brand
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ArticleRaw melon juice brand secures new retail listing
Mello continues its growth, after securing a deal to stock its products in organic farm shop retailer, Daylesford
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ArticleEU removes ban on Indian mangoes
Defra welcomes plant health standing committee's decision to lift restrictions much earlier than expected