All United Kingdom articles – Page 28
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Logistics bodies call for consistent approach
Groups write to chancellor to request an end to ‘stop-start’ decision making
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Abel & Cole: sustainability sticklers
For online organic retailer Abel & Cole, sustainability is much more than a marketing tool. Fred Searle visits the veg box specialist to learn more about its meticulous efforts in environmental and ethical supply
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Deadline approaches for LSA Fellowship
Twelve fellows will be identified for the 2024 cohort
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Generation Logistics enters second year
Industry-led logistics career awareness campaign enters next phase with backing from 40+ transport firms
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London wholesale markets land two NABMA awards
City of London Corporation wins Market Manager and Market Team of the Year at National Association of British Market Authorities Awards
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Sodexo establishes sustainability community
Community of practice brings together sustainability heads from a range of leading organisations
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NFU rails against Red Tractor’s green module
NFU vice president Tom Bradshaw criticises lack of consideration for farmers in assurance add-on
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Asda announces £9m of price cuts
Several fruit lines are included in latest round of discounting
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New tech predicts changes in consumer demand
Technology specialist Fresh4cast presents reliable means of ‘demand sensing’ that it says could change the way companies supply fresh produce
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Sysco GB launches staff sustainability training
All colleagues will ultimately receive comprehensive training
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Vines shoot up UK ag charts
Grapes now represent 36 per cent of England’s soft fruit crop, Defra figures reveal
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Dole UK wins awards hat-trick
The fresh produce supplier is celebrating scooping no less than three industry awards in one month
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Wilson’s Country invests £2m in AD plant
New plant in County Armagh, Northern Ireland will provide 60 per cent of potato supplier’s annual electricity requirements
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Fairmiles roundtable to agree steps for a fair transition to net zero
December meeting seeks to agree a path towards climate justice for airfreighted fresh produce
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Grocery price inflation slows for seventh straight month
Inflation continues to ease, but is still running at 11 per cent according to Kantar
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Salad sites up for redevelopment
Chichester glasshouse firms re-launched to the market with option to repurpose land after no takers to buy them as going concern
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California Prunes get ambassadorial boost
Nutritionist Jo Travers and TV chef Peter Sidwell get behind California Prunes as UK brand ambassadors
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Albert Bartlett and James Martin launch chefs’ frozen potato range
Five new products will help chefs reduce prep time and cut food waste while maintaining premium quality
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Red Tractor details voluntary green module
New Greener Farms Commitment module will become available from 1 April next year
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Supermarket audits are excessive. It’s time for a fresh approach
Former senior Asda buyer Ged Futter argues that the audit burden placed on producers has got out of hand, making the case for a more pragmatic and light-touch way of working