Peppers news archive – Page 26
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ArticleChilli exports help boost UK economy
New export opportunities for Britain, including sending chillies to Pakistan, are said to have boosted UK economy by £300m
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ArticleDutch campaign 'could become' national brand
A campaign launched by Dutch growers to boost domestic consumption of Russia surplus has reached 10 per cent of the population
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ArticleFirst woman wins chilli-eating comp
Woman builds up tolerance to chillis over several years before beating off competitors at chilli festival and competition
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ArticleTozer's pumpkin and squash trial
Event expected to be largest of its type ever hosted by a UK seed company, and will include over 200 varieties
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ArticleEU topfruit support could reach €82m
Commission places upper limit on proportion of €125m emergency funding that can be claimed by apple and pear sector
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ArticleEcuadorean peppers heading to US
US imports of fresh peppers from Ecuador moved a step closer with publication of new risk assessment
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ArticleDutch ask domestic market to absorb Russia surplus
An ‘impulse’ PR campaign launched by several Dutch grower groups will ask Dutch consumers to support the country’s producers
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ArticleRussia to impose ban on EU & US produce
Kremlin outlines one-year blockade of agricultural products from countries supporting recent economic sanctions
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Article'Hottest-ever' UK-grown chilli hits the shelves at Tesco
The Trinidad Scorpion, which until recently was the hottest chilli in the world, has an average reading of 1.2m Scovilles
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ArticleLeclerc red-faced after photo slip
The French retailer has been embarrassed after it was pointed out that a picture of a producer on its packaging no longer supplied the company
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ArticleBaloian completes facility expansion
Pepper specialist finishes improvements to its West Coast packing facilities
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ArticleFirst-ever study to look at courgette pollination
Cornish-based grower is the base for pioneering research on which insects could maximise ‘high-value’ courgette yields
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ArticleZon director in shock departure
Gerjo Scheringa leaves Dutch fruit and vegetable company after just under two years as managing director
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ArticleMovers and shakers at Sun World
Californian group has introduced new faces and promoted key staff ahead of the upcoming grape and pepper seasons
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ArticleTesco will pay for produce price cuts
Retailer will shoulder cost of latest reductions to produce, while one analyst says Tesco’s produce price strategy needs rethink
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ArticleHarvest House copes with EU funding loss
Withdrawal of European subsidy changing commercial landscape for vegetable growers in the Netherlands
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ArticleMonster squash detained by officials
Colossal vegetable estimated to weigh at least 60lbs seized at UK airport by Solihull Council
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ArticleRoquito's 'sinful' modern marketing
Pepper brand embraces social media and digital native generation as part of its new 'seven deadly sins' campaign
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ArticlePolar vortex grips North America
Export trade said to be largely unaffected by freezing weather, but retail sales have reportedly slowed noticeably
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ArticleVirus hits Spanish courgettes
The Tomato Leaf Curl New Delhi Virus is cutting a swathe through Almerian production and causing prices to rocket