All Sourcing articles – Page 126
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NewsIndian Ocean tuna stocks to get boost from Seychelles plan
The Seychelles government will launch a tuna Fishery Improvement Project (FIP) later this year.
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NewsMarks & Spencer signs up to RFS seafood standards pledge
The retailer is the first UK supermarket to make a worldwide commitment to the Responsible Fishing Scheme (RFS)
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NewsDepressed prices set to prolong farming crisis, claims Carr's
Group says farming customers have struggled due to slump in commodity prices
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NewsProsecco sales soar 40% but supply could soon run dry
Britain knocked back more than 40 million litres of supermarket Prosecco last year
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Comment & OpinionDefra animal rights u-turn has caused wounds that'll take a long time to heal
The unexpected climb-down on welfare codes raises serious questions over the future regulatory direction on this crucial matter
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NewsDefra u-turn on welfare codes slammed by poultry industry
The sector will now be left with outdated welfare guidance, warns the British Poultry Council
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NewsAsda to prioritise UK producers of fresh pork and sausages
Asda said the shift in strategy on pork was part of a “commitment to source British products as a priority”
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NewsTesco creates cheese group to give farmers above-market prices
The new group follows in the footsteps of Tesco’s TSDG and will launch on 17 April
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Analysis & FeaturesTrufflehunter: digging for white truffle treasures
A truffle costing £2,000/kilo? At first Nigel Whitehouse thought it must be a joke. But now he’s taking it seriously
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Analysis & FeaturesFarms range provenance is 'very very clear' says Tesco
Tesco UK CEO Matt Davies defends new Farm brands after attacks
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NewsNewby Foods wins four-year court battle over meat classification
The meat processor has vowed to rebuild its business after the landmark High Court ruling
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Comment & OpinionTime to crack the chicken cage conundrum
Although almost 50% of eggs in the UK are cage-free, many still come from hens living in cramped conditions
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NewsExplosion in allergies 'threatens consumer trust in food'
Hospital admissions for serious allergic reactions have soared by 72% over the past decade
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NewsShoppers still worried about fish fraud, survey finds
55% doubt the seafood they are buying is always what it said on the pack…
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NewsWonky Vegetables rolls out misshapen veg box delivery scheme
The new service is a move to reduce food waste by embracing ‘ugly’ produce
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NewsFarmers launch EU Stay campaign, warn Brexit 'too risky'
The Farmers for In campaign, fronted by AHDB chair Peter Kendall, was launched officially yesterday in a letter to The Sun
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NewsWaitrose claims first UK listing of Cypriot cheese Anari
The ricotta-style cheese, a blend of cows, goats and sheep milk, launched in Waitrose today
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NewsSouth America set to become UK's second-largest wine region
Concha y Toro said combined sales of Chilean and Argentinian wine would grow from £534m to £620m
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NewsBritish shoppers standing up for Fairtrade
Brits ate 88 million more Fairtrade bananas and drank 255 million more cups of Fairtrade coffee last year
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NewsMcDonald's disclosure reignites GM feed row
Connor McVeigh, UK supply chain director at McDonald’s, admitted the fast food chain allowed GM feed in its supply chain