All Wholesale articles – Page 78
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Alan Pendergast dies, aged 70
Alan Pendergast, formerly managing director of A May in New Spitalfields, died on November 2, aged 70.
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ArticleWestern gang glam up
Western International Market celebrated and donated in style at its annual dinner dance.
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ArticleBorough celebrates 250 years of trading
The National Fruit Show’s annual pilgrimage around the country to persuade more consumers to buy UK fruit will go to Borough Market, London on Saturday, October 21.
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ArticleDerrick Harmer dies, aged 71
The trade will be saddened to hear of the death of Derrick Harmer at the age of 71.
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ArticleFace lift on order for Covent Garden
Covent Garden Market Authority (CGMA) has announced the start of a two-year programme to determine how best to revamp its 30-year-old infrastructure with modern facilities.
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The rocky high street horror show
Simon Quin's vision of High Street Britian in 2015 is not a happy one.
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Commissioner hears of wholesale value
Representatives of the World Union of Wholesale Markets (WUWM) have highlighted the continuing significance of the continent’s wholesale market sector at a meeting with the European commissioner for the Health and Consumer Protection DG, Markos Kyprianou.
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Beijing conference for wholesalers
The 25th Congress of the World Union of Wholesale Markets (WUWM) - to be celebrated in Beijing, China in September 2007 - has been launched with the full support of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce.
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ArticleWestern traders escape fire damage
Western International tenants were disrupted, but left relatively untroubled, by a huge blaze that ripped through the market’s pallet store on July 29.
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ArticleFoodservice fun from 3663
Foodservice wholesale distributor 3663 is introducing a cartoon-themed information pack into schools to encourage children to eat healthily.
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ArticleCovent Garden fortunes rise
London’s New Covent Garden Market has announced an increase in annual turnover of 4.4 per cent to £519 million with growth in catering distribution up nearly 10 per cent on a year ago.
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ArticleNew rules to improve Spitalfields
New health and safety rules have been introduced at New Spitalfields Market designed to put an end to the practice of over-trading and blocking pedestrian and traffic access.
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Markets in entente cordiale
New Covent Garden Market and Paris’s Rungis market are seeking out greater co-operation.
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ArticleGarden wins at Lords
The House of Lords has rejected the City of London’s opposition to the government’s decision to allow face-to-face trading of meat and fish at New Covent Garden Market.
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Watch footie, then dine and dance with NCG
The New Covent Garden annual dinner dance takes place on Saturday, and it promises to be quite an action-packed day.
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New WUWM chairman seeks integration
Forging integration between market management and traders is topping the agenda for the new board chairman of the World Union of Wholesale Markets.
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ArticleWholesale reaction to Ken's strategy
London’s wholesale market authorities have been reacting this week to the capital’s food strategy unveiled last week by Mayor Ken Livingstone.
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Wholesale fillip from London strategy
The first ever London Food Strategy should be good news for the city’s wholesale markets.
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ArticleVeteran trader mourned
Raz Owen, of Owen Owen (Western) Ltd on London’s Western International Market passed away on May 13 after a long battle against illness.
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ArticleRedbridge takes wholesale honour
The Capespan Wholesaler of the Year award went to Redbridge Produce & Flowers.