News from FPJ – Page 151
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ArticleIndustry veteran Norman Soutar joins Troy Foods board
Experienced food executive brought in to add strategic overview and mentor management team at fast-growing prepared specialist
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ArticleCherry industry predicts strong season
Although tonnage is expecting to be slightly down on last year's bumper crop, quality and availability look good
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ArticleEAMU boost for currant growers
Bayer's Batavia insecticide receives authorisation for minor use, giving currant growers an extra tool in their crop-protection locker
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ArticleYara UK agrees tieup with NIAB EMR
Partnership sees Yara become a partner in The Wet Centre as it looks to boost irrigation technologies in horticulture
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ArticleBerryWorld highlights food waste efforts
Supplier marks World Environment Day by celebrating donations equivalent to 330,000 charity meals in partnership with FareShare
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ArticleTesco loses legal argument in pay case
European Court of Justice rules against UK retail giant Tesco in shop-floor workers equal pay case
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ArticleMeal-kit scheme cuts emissions
Ordering from recipe box scheme could save equivalent emissions as removing 142,000 buses from roads, new report finds
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ArticleSainsbury's brings back F&V challenge
Customers are being encouraged to buy more fruit and veg throughout June with incentives via the Nectar app
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ArticleSupermarket sales fall as hospitality reopens
UK FMCG sales decline in May as hospitality reopens, but Brits continue to shop for groceries online, Nielsen finds
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ArticleAmazon to pip Tesco to top retail post
Amazon to become UK’s largest retailer by GMV sales by 2025, new report predicts
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ArticleMade in Chelsea star promotes fruit consumption
Ollie Locke teams up with Naked smoothies to promote eating a rainbow of fruit and veg during Pride Month
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ArticleJ.O. Sims expands ingredients range with Ocean Spray
New line of dried sour cherries, blueberries and blackcurrants builds on J.O. Sims’ 60-year relationship with cranberry specialist
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ArticleTotal Produce sponsors Eat Them to Defeat Them
UK fresh produce giant unveiled as main industry sponsor of ground-breaking vegetable marketing campaign
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ArticleEngland Marketing to enhance Produce View
Tie-up between market researcher and British Growers aims to take price-analysis service to the next level
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ArticleNew project boosts veg farming in Wales
Puffin Produce takes integral role in research project to find sustainable farming solutions within Wales
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Article'Imports must meet UK standards'
British public believes food imports should meet the UK's high standards, survey reveals
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ArticleUK organic converts on the rise
Organic land in conversion across the UK continues to grow by 12 per cent in 2020, according to Defra
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ArticleFood and drink confidence on rise as restrictions lift
Companies in sector are relatively optimistic about UK economic conditions, with three quarters expecting business output to increase
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ArticleCelebrities voice major new veg ad
The Eat Them To Defeat Them campaign is back with a new creative featuring Emma Thompson, Amanda Holden and more
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ArticleNew rapid test kit to help preserve phosphate
More accurate phosphate testing would enable farmers to apply fertiliser at variable rates in their fields for more consistent yields