All Sourcing articles – Page 104
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NewsUK asparagus production ‘could end’ under Brexit says grower
A new survey by the NFU revealed there was a 29% shortfall in seasonal farm workers in September
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NewsMorrisons raises price of four pints of milk by 10p
The supermarket has put up the cost of its standard own-label four-pinter and its flagship Milk for Farmers range
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NewsRodda's secures Australian distribution for its clotted cream
First deliveries of the clotted cream were set to arrive in Australia this week as part of a distribution deal with dairy exporter Somerdale
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NewsFruit & veg labour crisis is year-round problem, says BGA
New research published by the BGA this week suggested the industry needed a year-round supply of labour, said CEO Jack Ward
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NewsMSC recertification of PNA fishery delayed amid ‘unsustainable’ claim
The NGO has said the recertification decision had been delayed following an objection by the International Pole & Line Foundation
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NewsDairy UK warns no deal on Brexit could be 'detrimental'
New chairman Paul Vernon warns a hard Brexit that sees UK resort to WTO regulations could affect industry ‘extremely negatively’
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NewsButter price hikes pile pressure on biscuit and fudge makers
Wholesale butter prices were up 73% year on year last month
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NewsGrayling call for UK to grow more is 'tripe'
Growers have warned suggestion UK could increase food production in event of a hard Brexit would face several challenges
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NewsLaid in Britain scheme slams FSA runny egg advice update
Scheme is just as safe as British Lion eggs, says secretary David Spackman, who has urged the FSA to reconsider its advice
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Comment and OpinionOur food & drink highlights from Anuga 2017
Anuga, the world’s largest food fair, once again arrived in Cologne. We went along to check out the latest trends and NPD
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VideoTrace bacon from farm to fork on blockchain app - video
New technology will allow shoppers to trace the entire journey of organic food from the field to the supermarket shelf
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News2 Sisters temporarily suspends operations at West Bromwich
The Ranjit Singh-owned food giant was enveloped in a food safety crisis last week
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NewsChicken crisis 'will not change FSA campylobacter test plans'
The FSA has said it will not change its plans to allow supermarkets to report their own data on campylobacter
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Comment and OpinionHow a focus on British has helped forge a new Morrisons
Morrisons’ commitment to sourcing home-grown food has helped drive a remarkable recovery for the grocer, says tcc global analyst Bryan Roberts
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NewsEC unveils action plan after fipronil egg scare
European Commissioner for health Vytenis Andriukaitis said risk communication across the EU would be improved
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NewsMorrisons launches new £3 wonky veg box
Box is part of trio of ‘affordable’ veg boxes which also includes £5 British veg box and an organic box for £8
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NewsProduce World reports £7m loss amid 'significant and challenging events'
Grower says brassica joint venture with Lincolnshire Field Products failed to deliver expected benefits
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NewsFlorida orange crop gets pulped by Hurricane Irma
Irma hit Florida last week, sparking a sharp rise in the global price of orange juice concentrate
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Comment and OpinionMaking every grain of rice count
Not only does the food industry employ more people than any other in the UK, but our wider supply chains touch millions of people
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NewsUpmarket halal ready meals launched by North London startup
Shazia Saleem has teamed up with former Tesco development chef Lucas Floris to produce the Oh My Good Nosh range