All United Kingdom articles – Page 406
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ArticleNew world record for heaviest red cabbage
Cornwall cultivar has broken world record for heaviest red cabbage, but another saw his prized veg savaged by a chef
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ArticleAwards spotlight: Unsung Hero
With the UK Fruit & Vegetable Awards 2016 open for entries, we shine a spotlight on the categories and last year's winners
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AnalysisWhy aren't packed lunches following school food example?
Charlotte Evans, lecturer in public health nutrition at the University of Leeds, on why parents and pupils are finding healthy packed lunches hard to stomach
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Article'More work needed' in food waste fight, says report
Major report recommends governments and businesses worldwide accelerate efforts to reduce food waste
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ArticleMore protests ‘likely’ at Covent Garden
Covent Garden Tenants’ Association has warned that it may protest again and on a larger scale over redevelopment concerns
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ArticleUK-Chinese plant research facility to open
John Innes Centre has partnered with the Chinese Academy of Sciences to create a new centre of excellence
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ArticleStena Line adds new service to Rotterdam-UK route
Shipping firm said expanding interest in the UK led to its introduction of its second RoRo ship Caroline Russ
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ArticleWhy it's crucial to engage better with the public
Engaging with the health agenda and avoiding the word consumer can help the food and farming industries engage with the public
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ArticleCo-op like-for-like sales up 3.1 per cent
Retailer said investment in price and own-brand products has led to positive growth for sixth quarter in a row
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ArticleDifficult season for UK wholesalers, traders say
Unfavourable growing conditions at home and abroad have caused wholesale shortages in several products this season
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ArticleBeirut supplier to source British fresh produce
Seasonal meat and seafood business set to diversify and become one of first to bring British fresh produce to Beirut
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ArticleBrexit to ‘boost demand' for British produce
Survey commissioned by British apple growers points to a ‘Brexit bounce’ in sales of homegrown produce
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ArticleThree new directors at Lidl UK
New CEO has named Tim Ulbrich and Robert Ryan as operations board directors, with Nan Gibson as HR director
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ArticleAHDB takes on Bright Crop careers scheme
Cross-industry initiative to promote agri-food careers to young people has become part of the AHDB
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ArticleThe Co-op signs NFU Fruit and Veg pledge
Retailer made the commitment to support its fresh produce suppliers at its inaugural Farming Conference this week
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ArticlePM invites GLA to join anti-slavery taskforce
Theresa May has invited the GLA to join her new anti-slavery taskforce in a bid to clamp down on exploitative employers
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ArticlePost-Brexit labour shortage will change face of industry
A shortage of overseas labour post-Brexit could prompt more investment in automation as structure of UK agriculture shifts
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Article‘First food waste supermarket’ opens in Leeds
A food waste "supermarket", believed to be the UK’s first, has opened its doors in Leeds
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ArticleMoorhouse & Mohan placed in administration
Cambridgeshire supplier in voluntary administration as legal bills related to supplier disputes become too much
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ArticleNew Covent Garden traders stage protest
NCGM tenants protested outside Covent Garden Market Authority today to voice fresh concerns about the redevelopment