All articles by Nina Pullman – Page 102
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ArticlePesticide use on Scottish soft fruit rises
A new study suggests bad weather in 2012 as one of the reasons behind increased pesticide use for Scottish soft fruit
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ArticleSector needs to prepare for scrutiny
A new origin-testing technology developed by Re:Fresh winners Food Forensics could help fresh produce sector to bolster verification checks
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ArticleCertified persimmons arrive from Spain
Persimmon growers are aiming to beat last year’s sales with arrival of first Denomination of Origin certified fruit from Valencia
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ArticleNew twist in Birmingham relocation saga
A third site has emerged as a contender for the relocation of Birmingham Wholesale Market
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ArticleAquaponics installation powered by car
Lettuces are grown through the first ever aquaponics system powered by a car at an installation in The Design Museum
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ArticlePesticide research group launches in Brussels
The CIPM will launch at a research networking event and will host scientists and policymakers from across Europe
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ArticleWatercress set for fresh boost
Growers could benefit from the largest study to date into the health benefits of watercress consumption on cancer patients
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ArticleBanana industry in pesticide outrage
The Costa Rican banana industry refutes claims made by new research that illegal pesticide use on farms is contaminating local caiman populations
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ArticleHeath moved out in DEFRA reshuffle
George Eustice and Dan Rogerson join DEFRA while Jane Ellison is in at the Department of Health
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ArticleColdpress launches new fruit smoothies
Own-production fruit used in firm's bid to challenge Innocent’s hold on smoothie market
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ArticleBlog: New faces
Introducing one of the new faces at Fresh Produce Journal, Staff Writer Nina Pullman
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ArticleArmagh Cider tastes success
Family-run apple grower and processor scoops two awards in Dublin for juice and cider made with protected Armagh bramley apples
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ArticleChard and kale wow at Tozer
New varieties of kale and chard impress visitors at annual seed trials while runner beans may be the convenience product to take off
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ArticleIndustry combats migrant exploitation
Trade bodies collaborate in new nationwide campaign to raise awareness of migrant worker exploitation in the wake of BBC investigation
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ArticleTV adverts boost salad sales
Florette sees record-breaking sales for Summer 2013 and highlights prepared bowls as the trend to watch
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ArticleTitchmarsh fronts Waitrose apple campaign
TV gardener and chat show host joins grower Jeremy Linsell to promote British apples
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ArticleJenney and Wickham join CGMA board
Two new appointments bolster the board at New Covent Garden Market
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ArticleHybrid success paves way for others
Thompson & Morgan turns tomato and potato hybrid 'gimmick' into commercial success