All Fresh produce articles – Page 83
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NewsTesco strawberry fine: bad luck or well deserved?
Tesco can consider itself “unlucky” to have been caught out running a misleading promotion on strawberries in 2011…
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Category ReportThe roast dinner resurrected
After years of decline, is the most British gastronomic tradition coming back to life?…
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Category ReportRoast dinner: Kantar Worldpanel
Last year, the nation ate 2.1 billion roast meat dinners, a slight rise after years of steady decline.
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NewsTesco fined £300,000 over half-price strawberry offer
Tesco has been fined £300,000 for misleading consumers with a half-price offer on punnets of strawberries.
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NewsEnglish dessert apple crop 'not bumper'
English apple producers have downplayed talk of a bumper English dessert apple crop following the latest forecasts for the…
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Analysis & FeaturesAlmond prices rise thanks to smaller crop yields
Almond prices are rising as crops in key growing areas fall short of forecasts…
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NewsNew potatoes receive new definition
The potato industry has established a standard definition of ‘new potatoes’ after an investigation by trading standards revealed that potatoes were being sold as ‘new’ for up to seven months after harvest.
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NewsPrinces makes commitment to British fruit & veg farmers
Princes has pledged to buy 40,000 tonnes of British fruit and veg in the next year…
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NewsLowest onion crop for years feared by growers
The UK could be headed for the worst onion harvest in four years as poor weather earlier this year continues to take its toll on the crop.
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NewsFrozen blueberries from Canada set for UK launch
Wild Canadian blueberry suppliers are targeting UK shoppers with a new frozen retail pack…
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NewsSainsbury's and Thanet Earth to offer UK tomatoes all year
Sainsbury’s will be able to offer British-grown tomatoes all year round for the first time this year…
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NewsJazzy potatoes set to return to Co-op Group stores
Jazzy variety potatoes will be returning to The Co-operative Group shelves for the second year running in August…
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NewsMorrisons acquires banana ripening factory
Morrisons is to acquire its first banana ripening site in Boston, Lincolnshire, to improve the quality and consistency of its bananas in store.
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NewsPakistani mangoes rejected by Fera doubles due to fruit flies
The percentage of Pakistani mangoes rejected from the UK by government plant health agency Fera more than doubled last yea…
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Analysis & FeaturesWhole Foods Market: will smaller stores turnaround UK operation?
The US model of costly big stores has done Whole Foods Market no favours in Britain. Will smaller stores in the UK make a difference?
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NewsGreen Giant pushes cold sweetcorn
General Mills is launching a new campaign encouraging shoppers to use Green Giant tinned sweetcorn in salads…
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NewsFlorette Classic Crispy salad hit by lambs leaf shortage
Florette has been forced to take the “unprecedented” step of changing the mix of salad leaves in one of its biggest-sellin…
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NewsG's acquires beetroot sports recovery drink
Salad veg supplier G’s Fresh is making a move into sports drinks with the acquisition of a beetroot-based recovery brand…
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NewsProduce World splits in three amid corporate restructure
Veg supplier Produce World is changing its corporate structure and splitting into three new business units to better focus on the different needs of its root vegetable and brassicas customers.
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NewsRiverford beset by complaints over new online ordering system
Riverford Organic Farms has come under fire over a new £500,000 online ordering system…