All Wholesale articles – Page 40
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ArticleUN targets wholesale markets
The UN has signed a partnership with the World Union of Wholesale Markets to reduce food waste
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ArticleWUWM partners with FAO to tackle food waste
New partnership aims to plug ‘information gap’ about food waste at wholesale level through better logistics and communication
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ArticleFruit and veg wholesale director and colleague jailed
Gregory Palin conspired with Paul Marchington to submit two false VAT repayment claims for the former’s Derbyshire-based firm, Palins Direct
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ArticleChange in buying habits sees 44-year-old wholesaler close
Fife-based John Birrell & Sons to stop trading under its own name due to an 'influx of eating places using out of town suppliers'
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ArticleMarket man who sold rotten produce fined £2.4k
Bradford trader Shikh Abdul Waheed pleaded guilty to eight charges of selling produce not compliant with marketing standards
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ArticleLord Mayor visits market amid lease discussions
City of London Lord Mayor Alan Yarrow and other delegates tour New Spitalfield Market as lease discussions continue
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ArticleFlagship Zespri store opens in Shanghai
Chinese distributor Golden Wing Mau opens Zespri wholesale flagship store in Shanghai, the first of its scale worldwide
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ArticleTotal Produce Cornwall set to expand
New facility will boost the business' storage space from 17,000 sq ft to 20,000 sq ft, and has cost the firm £500k
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ArticleMarkets converge for campaign launch
The Love Your Local Market campaign is rapidly growing into an international movement, with 16 countries so far getting involved
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ArticleHabanero peppers recover from supply issues
Issues with primary Habanero hot pepper supply country Uganda have sent prices soaring, and some importers looking for new suppliers
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ArticleLeading wholesale firm in £2.5m expansion
Ronny Liu, who runs Sunnyfield Veg and Cook’s Delights, is looking to open 60,000 sq ft storage premises in Enfield
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ArticleMangetout and sugarsnap prices set to stay high
Range of issues in key supply nations have caused price fluctuations on popular exotic veg products
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ArticleBooker toasts 'good year', as chairman announces exit
Richard Rose is leaving the wholesale giant, which saw sales rise by 1 per cent in Q40
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ArticleMarketing the future
Online ordering, composite markets and a focus on delivery – what does the future hold for the UK’s wholesale industry?
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ArticleFirst Indian mangoes reach UK after ban lifted
Consignment of Alphonso mangoes, from Kay Bee Exports, has reached Europe following a Vapor Heat Treatment
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ArticleFlower sales see Spring spike
International Women’s Day gave the flower industry a welcome boost ahead of the more traditional peak of Mother’s Day
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ArticleTrader turns waste into water
NCGM firm invests thousands in Liquid Food Composter that uses enzymes to digest food waste
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ArticleTraders' concern over redevelopment logistics
NCGM traders say better promotion and more information would bring confidence in market redevelopment
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ArticleWholesaler's liquidation is ‘major casualty’
Around 150 wholesalers and importers owed over £2 million after Spitalfields wholesaler Nartek entered liquidation
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ArticleRyan Giggs-approved grocer set to retire
After 32 years, New Smithfields Market-using fruit and veg trader Stephen Murphy is set to cease trading