All Topics articles – Page 34
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ArticleNew award in honour of Caroline Drummond
Three organisations come together to present a new award for outstanding individual achievement
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ArticleAbel & Cole hits donation milestone
Box scheme firm has now given over a million portions of fruit and veg to charity
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ArticleFresh Leaf Co. hits Iceland shelves
Vertical farm-produced red + green mix is promising longer shelf life and sustainable production values
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ArticleLords opens horticulture inquiry
Industry invited to submit evidence to major inquiry into sector challenges
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ArticleWaitrose and Heston to part company
Successful partnership comes to an end after 12 years, with Waitrose focusing on own label
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ArticleUK is ‘missing opportunities’ to import from Uganda
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni calls on Britain to invest in Ugandan fruit and vegetable production but stresses the need for value addition at source
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ArticleTesco hits UK LEAF certification milestone
Supermarket completes rollout of certification across UK fruit and veg suppliers, with focus turning to its global base
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ArticleLelliott named interim chair at CGMA
Interim appointment comes in the wake of David Frankish’s departure
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ArticleNFU launches horticulture resilience plan
Sector plan outlines opportunities, barriers and asks of government
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ArticleLabour makes 50 per cent British pledge
Sir Keir Starmer makes commitment to British farming, promising a more rural-centric government
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ArticleGovernment drops seasonal labour premium wage
Farming minister Mark Spencer confirms workers on the visa scheme will no longer have to be paid more
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ArticleSunak thanks British farmers
PM makes video appearance at NFU Conference to insist he’s standing up for farmers
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Article‘Clock ticking’ for government to back farming
NFU president Minette Batters says government needs to back its words with actions
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ArticleAldi plans London expansion
Discounter is offering incentives to agents who can identify spots for new supermarkets in the capital
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ArticleCo-op axes ‘best before’ dates on fruit and veg
Majority of fresh produce will have date labels removed in a bid to reduce unnecessary waste
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ArticleSainsbury’s launches £2 fruit and veg boxes
‘Taste Me, Don’t Waste Me’ boxes will combat food waste and offer an affordable option
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ArticleAsda plans online grocery ‘transformation’
Supermarket partners with Publicis Sapient to accelerate its move away from Walmart systems
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ArticleAbel & Cole in eco-labelling first
Veg box supplier becomes the first retailer to introduce eco labels on its entire fresh produce range
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ArticleNFU launches negotiation skills workshop
New course aims to arm NFU members with contract negotiation skills
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ArticleCarrots and peas among Waitrose discounts
Retailer is spending £100m on cutting prices on a range of own-label staples