All Wholesale articles – Page 74
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ArticleHutchinson makes feelings known
New tenants’ association chairman Chris Hutchinson made his inaugural speech in the role, as the The Lord Mayor of London Robert Finch visited New Spitalfields.
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ArticleDouble Dutch support for BFS
Bristol Fruit Sales held a week-long promotion of Dutch produce at all of its branches.
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ArticleHutchinson creates Spitalfields history
At the agm of the Spitalfields Market Tenants Association, Chris Hutchinson was unanimously elected as chairman for the year 2004/2005.
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ArticleNew Spitalfields welcomes Malaysian visitors
New Spitalfields Market superintendent Michael Culverwell welcomed 11 Malaysian government delegates to the market during their five-day UK tour.
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ArticleRedbridge broadens Britfresh
Nation-wide wholesaler Redbridge Produce & Flowers is extending its Britfresh concept to cover European produce.
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Defra reappoints Fletcher and Lady Garrett
John Fletcher and Lady Jane Garrett have been re-appointed for another three years as members of the Covent Garden Market Authority (CGMA).
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ArticleWestern tenants granted reprieve
There will be capacity for more traders to move to the new Western International Market, after Hounslow Borough Council reconsidered selection criteria and plans for the new site.
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ArticleGarden and Spitalfields back on terms
Long-time London market adversaries New Covent Garden and New Spitalfields look set to bury the hatchet.
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Redbridge unveils wholesale site acquisitions
Redbridge Holdings’ wholesale operation Redbridge Produce & Flowers has acquired two new sites.
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Fisher scoops Re:Fresh's Young Salesperson of the Year
Thomas Fisher won the WCRF Young Salesperson of the Year at the Re:Fresh Awards.
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Reynolds takes Re:Fresh food service supplier gong
Reynolds Catering Supplies saw off the challenge from Fresh Direct and North Down Group to take ‘Grower’ Food Service Supplier of the Year.
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North Down Group has double Re:fresh success
The North Down Group celebrated a double triumph at the inaugural Re:Fresh awards.
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Catering suppliers benefit from hotel boom
London hotel occupancy is returning to boom levels giving catering suppliers in the capital a welcome uplift in trade.
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ArticleFruity Friday draws closer
This year's Fruity Friday, which takes place on May 14, has received a huge response from fresh-produce companies interested in the event and work of the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF UK).
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Eightacre sets standard
Eightacre, grocery wholesaler in the residual stock sector, has gained ISO 9001:2000 standard recognition.
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ArticleGarden's face-to-face celebration
Covent Garden Market Authority (CGMA) is celebrating with tenants this week after formalising agreements allowing three traders to sell meat and fish face to face.
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ArticleCorporation seeks leave to appeal
In a shock move, the Corporation of London has submitted papers for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal following its unsuccessful oral application on February 6 for a judicial review of government's decision to grant licences for the face-to-face sale of meat and fish at New Covent Garden.
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Management buyout at John Palin (Wholesale)
A management buyout has been completed at Tansley based firm, John Palin (Wholesale), one of the UK’s leading independent wholesalers of fruit and vegetables.
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Brighton's Marchant dies, aged 72
One of Brighton fruit and vegetable market's most popular characters, Brian Marchant, has died, aged 72.
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Dwarf in Kwik Save compensation victory
A 19-year old dwarf has won his claim for discrimination against Kwik Save.