All articles by Julia Glotz – Page 19
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NewsBritish apple growers link with Defra and UKTI on export plans
British apple growers have started working with Defra and UKTI to pave the way for the UK to be a major apple exporter…
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Comment & OpinionFood Inspectors: a missed opportunity for the food industry
Matt Allwright got stuck into the big issues: how did horse end up in burgers, he asked, pointing at a horse in a field…
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Analysis & FeaturesUkrainian export revisions push up wheat prices
Wheat prices have moved up as a result of Ukrainian exports for 2014/15 being revised down by 4% on previous forecasts…
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Analysis & FeaturesBeef prices in UK and Continent still falling
UK and European beef prices continue to tumble, with deadweight prices in the UK and France down nearly 10% on last year…
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NewsDairy Crest results: 10 key facts and figures
Dairy Crest has reported its full-year results for the 12 months to 31 March 2014. The Grocer spoke to CEO Mark Allen to glean more details.
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NewsDairy Crest profits bounce back as Cathedral City sales climb
Dairy Crest has reported a 1% increase in sales and a return to bottom-line profitability after “a year of consolidation” that saw it reorganise its business structure and slash costs by £25m.
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NewsNoble Foods faces competition probe over Manton’s acquisition
Noble Foods has reassured its customers it is “business as usual” after competition regulators placed an interim order on its acquisition of egg processor Manton’s.
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NewsBooths names own-label milk ‘Fair Milk’ and raises farmgate price
Booths is rebranding its own-label milk as ‘Fair Milk’ and increasing its farmgate milk price to 35.5 pence per litre
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NewsCranswick brings home the bacon with 12% sales rise
Cranswick has beaten City expectations by announcing a 12% rise in sales in its full-year results today, with pre-tax profit up by 6%.
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NewsHalal meat: shoppers won't pay more to avoid it
The vast majority of UK shoppers are not prepared to pay more to ensure they do not eat halal meat, research indicates…
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NewsDebbie & Andrew's gives Cumberland sausage a modern twist
ABP has added a new Cumberland variant to its Debbie & Andrew’s range of premium sausages…
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NewsAnti-fraud measures added to BRC global standard for suppliers
Suppliers looking to be certified by the BRC will face new requirements to prevent Horsegate-style fraud from next year…
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NewsABP and Genus team up to improve beef genetics
ABP Food Group has struck a strategic partnership with animal genetics company Genus to improve beef genetics and meat quality.
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NewsBenecol ad struck down for misleading health claims
An ad for Benecol yoghurt drinks has been banned by the Advertising Standard Authority for misleading consumers about the drink’s health benefits.
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NewsSainsbury’s cuts fat in beef mince and overhauls labelling
Sainsbury’s has reformulated its beef mince to reduce fat content by 244 tonnes a year and changed the labels on its entire mince range.
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NewsTesco removes last of its Yum dairy range made by Arla
Tesco has pulled the plug on Yum, its exclusive dairy brand produced by Arla…
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NewsUnilever goes for Gold with new Flora butter blend
Unilever is looking to dial up the premium credentials of Flora and entice block butter buyers to the spreads category…
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NewsAsda supplier QV Foods' anaerobic digestion plant opens
Asda veg & potato supplier QV Foods has opened an anaerobic digestion facility at its HQ in Lincolnshire…
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Analysis & FeaturesWill Saucy Fish vs Aldi unleash more copycat action?
Perhaps not when a high-profile legal battle is bad for business……
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Analysis & FeaturesMexican lime shortages push up UK prices
A severe lime shortage in the US meant many Cinco de Mayo revellers had to make do without the fruit in their margaritas…