All Topics articles – Page 29
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ArticleRecord Christmas for Sainsbury’s
Supermarket reports strong set of third-quarter figures, with outlook ahead of forecasts
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ArticlePulse Roadshows return in January
PGRO and Syngenta are offering two dates as roadshows return as in-person events
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ArticleNew resource charts history of children’s food policies
Food Foundation’s new library chronicles heyday of the welfare state
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ArticleFarms ‘must adapt to succeed’
Trinity AgTech founder says modern farms must take on an ‘adaptive capacity’ mindset
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ArticleDefra pledges extra cash for ELMs
Mark Spencer tells Oxford Farming Conference that farmers can earn up to an extra £1,000
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ArticleG’s reports passing of supply chain director
Neil Cotterell died in early December following a long battle with cancer
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ArticleSprout sales boosted by tech and NPD
Sales are up thanks to consistent product selection and new varieties, reports Tesco
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ArticleSAWS boost as Defra increases visa numbers
There will be 45,000 visas in 2023, with potential for a further 10,000
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ArticleCo-op inks delivery deal with Just Eat
New tie-up sees thousands of grocery lines made available for swift delivery across the UK
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ArticleMPs to probe soil health strategy
Efra committee launches inquiry looking at how government can support soil health targets
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ArticleMorrisons offers free carrots for Rudolph
Retailer to give away wonky carrots in the run-up to Christmas to reduce waste and boost recognition of the range
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ArticleRush Group sells stake in Vitafresh
Rush says it will instead look to focus on the expansion of its core business
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ArticleTwo-fifths of food firms ‘have chronic labour shortages’
ALP survey posts depressing picture of labour availability post-Brexit, with government urged to do more
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ArticleHealthy Start ‘must be expanded to migrants’
Lack of access to affordable healthy food is driving many migrants to destitution, Food Foundation warns
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ArticleFirst spring green harvester set for UK debut
Grimme’s machine is described as a world first and will be available for the 2023 harvest
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ArticleAsda to open 300 Express stores by 2026
Asda says move is still part of long-term plan to become UK’s second-largest retailer
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ArticleTenderstem urges shoppers to ‘break up with Brussels’
Campaign headed by Mel Schilling from Married at First Sight encourages consumers to “break up” with traditions and choose Tenderstem over sprouts this Christmas
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ArticleFood shortages inevitable without government backing - NFU
Union warns the government must step up and support beleaguered fruit and veg growers
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ArticleSainsbury’s invests a further £50m in holding prices
Supermarket says move enables it to offer an affordable Christmas dinner
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ArticleOrganic frustration over ELMS update delay
Soil Association says farmers are lacking details on support for nature-friendly production