All United Kingdom articles – Page 144
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ArticleLogistics trade welcomes NI extension
Decision to extend Northern Ireland grace period is good news for the flow of agri-food products, says Logistics UK
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ArticleSainsbury's cuts office jobs to invest in food
Sainsbury’s will axe 500 office roles to fund lower prices and strengthen its online business, retailer announces
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ArticleCoveris bags Initial Packaging Ltd
European packaging firm Coveris buys up UK bag manufacturer Initial Packaging Ltd
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ArticleEx-Premier chief joins Orchard House
Food and drink industry heavyweight Gavin Darby is named chairman at UK fresh and prepared fruit supplier
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ArticleFPC calls for wholesale trade support
The FPC, NFU and FDF have welcomed the Chancellor's Budget, while highlighting areas needing further attention
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ArticleKissabel demand still outstrips supply
As new plantings across Europe continue, suppliers are reporting strong commercial interest in the apple brand
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ArticleAffinitus marks 30 years supporting produce
Management software solutions provider Affinitus celebrates 30 years supporting the fresh produce industry
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ArticleLockdown further boosts retail sales
Supermarkets again saw strong double-digit sales growth at the start of 2021, but that is expected to slow when lockdown is lifted
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ArticleNew salad washing method shows positive results
Research shows ultrasonic cleaning could reduce instances of food poisoning in salads
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ArticleAldi comes to rhubarb rescue
UK discounter Aldi stocks 1 million sticks of forced rhubarb destined for hospitality sector to support growers
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ArticleNFU Cymru challenges pollution regs
NFU Cymru explores legal challenge to Welsh Government’s decision to introduce all-Wales agricultural pollution regulations
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ArticleUncertainty slows Scottish potato sector
Slower seed sales thought to be behind higher stored total than five-year average, but there's hope for a positive summer
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ArticleBrits 'embracing more sustainable diets'
Survey by Spoon Guru suggests consumers are paying more attention to food that is good for both themselves and the planet
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ArticleJanuary airfreight demand takes off
January air cargo demand recovers to pre-Covid levels, latest IATA data reveals
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ArticleUnited Seaways launches Brexit-busting route
New Morocco-UK United Seaways shipping route launched to bypass Brexit border issues
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ArticleGlobal grocery retail set for growth
Sector is forecast to generate an additional US$440bn in sales by 2022, according to IGD
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ArticleInvasive stink bug arrives in UK
South-east Asia's brown marmorated stink bug, which damages fruit and veg, has arrived in the UK, scientists confirm
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ArticleMorrisons and McColl's extend partnership
Supermarket agrees deal that sees 300 McColl's c-stores converted to Morrisons Daily format, and wholesale supply tieup extended
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ArticleJaffa teams up with FareShare
Citrus brand plans year-long programme to help provide 200,000 meals to vulnerable people
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ArticleSmurfit Kappa unveils new punnet range
Safe&Green portfolio features fully renewable, recyclable and biodegradable packaging with option to develop bespoke designs