All Fresh produce articles – Page 79
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NewsHartley's launches TV push for new Fruit in Jelly flavours
Drive debuts as part of a £2m support program for the brand in 2016…
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NewsPregnant women told not to stop eating spuds despite BMJ study
Evidence in study too weak to warrant change in diets, said British Nutrition Foundation
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NewsBirmingham wholesaler fined for selling rotten veg
Fruit and veg wholesaler Jaffer Mohammad hit with fine over sale of rotten produce
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NewsM&S 'Adventures in Wonderfood' film showcases healthy eating
30-second clip pushes fruit and veg as an adventure
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NewsAlbert Bartlett profits hit by strong UK spud crop and low prices
Rock-bottom potato prices took a major chunk out of producer Albert Bartlett’s profits last year
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NewsNew Cabaret apple variety set to reach Tesco in two years
Avalon Produce has developed another new apple variety as part of its partnership with Tesco
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NewsExotic fruit sales rise as Brits seek new flavours
Sales of papaya and persimmon rose by over 20% in the past 12 months
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NewsIt's Fresh targets retailers with anti-fruit ripening tech
A Milton Keynes-based tech company is hoping to sign up retailers from across the world
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NewsAvocado sales soar as oranges slump
Avocado sales have overtaken oranges for the first time as shoppers make radical changes to the way they eat fruit
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NewsBerry nice: sales of berries rocket to a whopping £1bn
Sales of strawberries, raspberries and blackberries have soared by £76.5m over the past year
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NewsTesco managers in England and Wales adopt free fruit giveaway
A trial offering free fruit to children at 15 Tescos in Glasgow has been adopted by several store managers across UK
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NewsLiving wage could make British strawberries "unaffordable"
“Unprecedented” wage rises are threatening to force fruit and veg growers out of business
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NewsFlorette Superfood Salad gets new year push
Florette is to spend more than £500,000 on a new year marketing push to promote the benefits of its Superfood Salad
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Comment & OpinionStorm Desmond shows how vulnerable our food supply chain is becoming
The NFU warned just last week that food production was at risk from severe weather
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ProfilesJames Brett's pomegranate mission in Afghanistan
Give pomegranates a chance. That was James Brett’s pitch to poppy-growing Afghani farmers. And they did
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NewsHughes Mushrooms lands Tesco deal for stuffed range
Hughes Mushrooms has landed a first major retail listing for its new FilledFullOf stuffed mushroom range
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NewsWalsh Mushrooms finishes extension at Eversham site
Walsh Mushrooms has completed a £2.25m extension of its Eversham packing and distribution site
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NewsClimate change already putting UK food production at risk, warns NFU
Nearly 60% of farmers have been affected by severe weather over the past ten years
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NewsAsda develops 'first British-grown table grapes'
The supermarket claimed grapes grown in the UK were previously only suitable for wine production
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NewsMinimum price absent from Asda banana move
It’s a shame that Asda has picked the lowest-hanging fruit when the trickier ones were still within reach