News from FPJ – Page 158
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ArticleGCA complaints at record low
Survey shows number of suppliers experiencing GSCOP-related issues falls to 29 per cent
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ArticleIceland launches plastic-free Pink Lady packs
Iceland becomes first UK supermarket to launch plastic-free Pink Lady packaging across all stores
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ArticleM&S launches biggest-ever quality campaign
M&S backs British farming with biggest-ever TV and multimedia campaign to showcase its Select Farms quality standards
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ArticlePink Lady launches 'adopt a tree' campaign
Pink Lady offers Aldi apple lovers a chance to adopt a tree and win a trip to France
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ArticleWaitrose launches The Levantine Table
Major Middle East-inspired range features 120 lines, including many vegetable-heavy introductions
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ArticleDP World to invest £40m in Southampton
Container terminal will benefit from wider berths, and new equipment, inspection facilities and storage capacity after being made a free port
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ArticleBesana launches Ramadan date box at M&S
Selection of topped, filled and chocolate-coated Medjool dates follows in supplier’s tradition of creating luxury lines for festivals around the world
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ArticleFood sales boost for Co-op
Despite a challenging year for convenience retailers, Co-op reports strong growth in food sales
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ArticleAir cargo demand shows growth
Air cargo demand in February shows strong month-on-month growth, latest IATA data reveals
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ArticleBerry Gardens partners with Coveris in lid launch
Coveris and Berry Gardens launch recycled lidding film with over 30 per cent PCR content
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ArticleBrexit packaging regulations "here to stay"
Government says that regulations covering the movements of wooden pallets and packaging will remain
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ArticleFareShare doubles food provision
FareShare delivers an average of four meals every second to vulnerable children, families and individuals in one year thanks to support
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ArticlePandemic drives surge in food-delivery start-ups
Pandemic hardships prompt thousands of ‘lockdown-preneurs’ to start dream food businesses, new research reveals
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ArticleAldi donates meals over school break
Aldi set to donate up to 400,000 meals to charities over Easter school holidays
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ArticleBardsley's digital twin
Agri-tech expert Antony Yousefian tells FPJ how the ‘digital twin’ he has developed for major topfruit supplier Bardsley England is helping growers save money, boost yields and produce carbon-negative fruit
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ArticleEuropean ports brace for surge after Suez crisis
Supply chains set for congestion, delays and increased costs in coming weeks as knock-on effects of canal blockage are felt
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ArticleCrushed rock ‘could improve carbon capture’
Project funded by Scottish government shows using basic silicate rock gives soil better microbial biodiversity and could help sequester carbon
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ArticleOF&G calls for clear organic plan
Organic trade body says the EU has stolen a march over England with its clear agenda and strategy for the sector
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ArticleSyngenta launches environmental seed offer
Syngenta launches latest environmental seed mixes developed to offer growers agronomic and ecological benefits
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ArticleTim Rycroft appointed CEO of AHDB
FDF's COO will spearhead reform strategy at challenging time for under-fire R&D body