All Wholesale articles – Page 79
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Caspi voices concern
market committe chairman voices concerns surrounding London market review.
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Liverpool - the choice is yours
Liverpool to decide between three companies for joint venture market development.
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Fishwicks gets prepared
South-Shields based J Fishwick & Sons has moved premises to a purpose built fresh produce distribution depot as it aims to expand into the prepared vegetable market.
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Wholesalers greet markets review
London's wholesale markets have welcomed the select committee on agriculture announcement of an independent review of their activities, and the appointment of Nick Saphir to front the investigation.
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Garden gives generously
The tenants association of New Covent Garden Market raised more than £10,000 for charity at its annual dinner and dance this year.
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Chain attraction
Dignitaries from across the capital paid a visit to New Covent Garden Market this week as a gang of London mayors descended on Nine Elms.
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New market hours plans shunned by Garden bosses
New Covent Garden bosses quash wholesaler's plans to revolutionise the market to 10pm opening.Congestion-charge beating ideas have not been properly discussed and will not work says spokeswoman.
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Jersey tomatoes come on stream
New Covent Garden Market sees the first new season Jersey tomatoes.
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Top banana
Banana prices exceptionally high at UK wholesale markets. Crop failure and inclement weather in source countries to blame.
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Customers attack Birmingham wholesale hours
Users of Birmingham wholesale fruit and vegetable market contest its new time regime. It is costing us business, they claim.
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Prize Garden
Wholesale company What 4 Ltd hosts a prize draw at its premises in New Covent Garden Market .
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Fishwick move
Wholesaler J Fishwick & Sons is moving to new, larger premises and will create 40 jobs in the north east of England.
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UK tickled Pink by Washington
Washington Pink apples will burst back onto the market this month with a major programme of incentive and support.
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Market committees to merge
The New Spitalfields market committee is to merge with those of Billingsgate and Smithfield as part of a best value rationalisation of Corporation of London activities.
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Make your intentions known
Produce businesses wishing to become a supplier in the national free-fruit-for-schools scheme have until December to declare their interest, according to the Fresh Produce Consortium.
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Western's Caribbean carnival
Tenants of Western International Market traded pallets and produce for maracas and the Macarena at the weekend, when the wholesale market held its annual dinner and dance.
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Rogue charged
A rogue trader who operated out of Covent Garden market has admitted to stealing £30,000 worth of stock from bone fide stallholders.