All Production & Trade articles – Page 1563
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Leafy conference in November
Preparations are now well underway for the second British Leafy Salads Conference on November 10.
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Christian Salvesen sacks chief executive
Christian Salvesen has ousted its chief executive following a string of profit warnings.
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ArticleAll Wight on the vine at Tesco
Wight Salads and Tesco are aiming to alter the common customer perception that salads are boring with the recent launch of Tesco’s new season, British vine toms.
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Guidance issued on 5-a-day labels
The Fresh Produce Consortium and the department of health have acted quickly to issue guidance on making health claims on fresh produce packaging.
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ArticleHayman happy at Tomato Week exposure
TGA chairman Gerry Hayman put himself about in the cause of homegrown tomatoes during the first British Tomato Week.
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Port of London Authority reports busy 12 months
The Port of London Authority has reported the total cargo handled last year at its terminals amounted to 51 million tonnes, in its annual review.
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Onix achieves higher standard
Onix-Group, an Anglo-Polish fresh chilled onion producer, processor and pre-packer has achieved higher level accreditation against the EFSIS-BRC Global Standard.
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High Court blocks S&A village plan
S&A Produce has seen its bid to provide a purpose-built village for up to 1,000 migrant fruit pickers blocked at the High Court.
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ArticleParliamentary visit for Nine Elms traders
The Parliamentary Fruit Group visited New Covent Garden Market last week.
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ArticleBerries improve your sex drive
A new study, commissioned by British Summer Fruits, has found that strawberries and raspberries improve sex drive.
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Salvesen expands foodservice offer with new appointment
Christian Salvesen appoints second general manager (business solutions) foodservice.
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ArticleStubbins hosts tomato event
To mark the first British Tomato Week, Stubbins Marketing hosted an open day at its Rhymney Valley Nursery, the largest producing nursery in Wales.
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ArticleBananas put fitness first
The Banana Group is celebrating its 20th year with another raft of PR and promotional activities around the UK.
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ArticleSouthern hemisphere counts oil costs
Exporters in the southern hemisphere are facing up to spiralling logistics costs and a lack of freight capacity.
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ArticleSainsbury's support for British tomatoes
Sainsbury’s teamed up with its suppliers and the Tomato Growers Association (TGA) to mark the beginning of the inaugural British Tomato Week at the chain’s Holborn hq.
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Positive government response to farm labour shortage
The NFU has expressed its satisfaction that the government and lifted the employment related visa restrictions on Bulgarian and Romanian workers.
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Welsh farmer seeks ring rot compensation from Agrico
The Welsh farmer who received a diseased batch of Dutch potatoes last November will receive no compensation from the government.
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Braeburn pleases Kiwis
New Zealand senders are extremely pleased with the quality of their Braeburn as early volumes hit the market.
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Union campaigns for better pay for supermarket workers
Supermarket workers need to work 94 hours per week to earn the national average wage.