All United Kingdom articles – Page 356
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ArticleAsoex voices Brexit concerns
Ronald Bown says devaluation of pound and possible imposition of tariffs could affect fruit exports to UK
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ArticleGoathams celebrates 70th anniversary
AC Goatham has marked its 70th year in business by hosting an event for 600 colleagues and friends plus a charity auction
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ArticleTesco ‘to cut 1,200 jobs’
Move will slash workforce at Tesco HQ by a quarter and is part of retailer’s cost-cutting turnaround plan
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ArticleSainsbury’s launches edible flowers range
New range from Westland Nurseries includes tagete marigold, monkey flowers, viola and dianthus
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ArticleDisney backs fruit and veg voucher scheme
The Rose Voucher Scheme to help low-income families buy fruit and veg from a local market has expanded into Hammersmith
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AnalysisOpinion: Supply chain should help change diets
The food supply chain needs to play its part if diets are to change, writes Borough Market MD Darren Henaghan
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ArticleBrassica prices rocket after heatwave
Wholesaler reports 30 per cent rise in broccoli and cauliflower prices, with high temperatures pushing strawberries into Class 2
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ArticleNew airfreight service links Kenya and Yorkshire
Weekly service will transport Kenyan fresh produce and flowers into Doncaster Sheffield Airport
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ArticleRetail sales continue to rise
Supermarket sales have grown by five per cent during the last 12 weeks as turnaround continues across the market
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AnalysisNo time to sit back and relax
Special report: The European market for greenhouse veg might be strong at present, but it is also hugely competitive
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AnalysisA green light for the greenhouse
Special report: Rabobank's Cindy van Rijswick looks at what changing consumer trends mean for greenhouse veg producers
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ArticleTesco takes extra raspberries after warm weather
Retailer buys extra 40 tonnes of Driscoll Maravilla variety from Berry Gardens following sun-related increase in yield
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ArticlePotato planted area ‘to rise four per cent’
AHDB analysts predict return to 2014 level, matching similar estimates in mainland Europe
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ArticleTacon to stay on as supplier complaints fall
Groceries Code Adjudicator agrees to a further year in the post, while new survey suggests her work is having a major impact
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ArticleOrganic regs are "missed opportunity"
Soil Association technical manager slams troubled EU Organic Regulation, which is struggling to gain approval
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ArticleScotland set for first commercially viable vertical farm
Facility at James Hutton Institute to be operational by the autumn, with trials planned in various crops
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ArticleNielsen: ‘Old path to purchase is obsolete’
Way consumers shop both online and offline is evolving fast, forcing consumer goods firms to adapt business models
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ArticleSeasonal labour drops 17 per cent
NFU survey of labour providers outlines alarming downward trend in availability of seasonal workers
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ArticleConsumer goods sector ‘must heed rise of populism’
Rise in populism threatens ‘open cooperative world order’, FT’s chief economics commentator warns consumer goods leaders
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ArticleOrganics 'needs year-round campaign'
The issue of marketing and how to capitalise on growing demand was a key feature at a Soil Association event this week