All articles by Kevin White – Page 99
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NewsMutti and Conserve Italia reassure over labour practices
De Rubertis Rita, a grower in Puglia, southern Italy which supplied tomatoes to the Italian food giants, has been linked to alleged labour abuses
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NewsSaucy Fish Co owner Seachill secures return for brand to Tesco
Frozen basa with Asian BBQ sauce and salmon with chilli, lime & ginger dressing went on sale on 29 October
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Comment & OpinionWhether 2 Sisters can rebuild confidence could define it
“I’ve never been so gripped by a parliamentary committee meeting,” said one industry insider this week
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News'It's time to change' says 2 Sisters boss as he faces MPs over chicken scandal
Ranjit Singh also offered to pay for FSA inspectors as he seeks to rebuild confidence in his company following the scandal
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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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NewsTesco to support producers via NFU's Fruit & Veg Pledge
Retailer joins Lidl, Aldi, and the Co-op in signing up to the pledge – designed to cultivate better relationships between retailers, intermediaries and growers
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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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NewsYazoo no added sugar range gets chocolate flavour
The product is the UK’s first-ever chocolate-flavoured dairy drink to contain no added sugar and no artificial sweeteners, claims FrielsndCampina
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NewsSeachill targets more listings at mults after Hilton buyout
Hilton confirmed it had agreed to buy Icelandic Seachill from parent Icelandic Group on 18 October in an £84m deal
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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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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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NewsMedina Dairy MD Mike Sheldon leaves to return to consultancy
Sheldon has spent more than 25 years working in the dairy sector
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NewsTurnover at John West rises but weak pound hits profit
Turnover jumped from £207m to £222.7m for the 12 months to 31 December 2016
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News2 Sisters boss Ranjit Singh summoned by Commons Committee
Singh, the FSA, Red Tractor and the British Poultry Council have all been called to give evidence to the Efra Committee on 25 October
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Comment & Opinion“Prepare for the worst” is sound advice given the Brexit mess in government
This begs the question: is government actually preparing for all eventualities?
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NewsDefra and AHDB fall out over Brexit farm outcomes report
AHDB study warns average farm profitability could drop from £38,000 a year to £15,000 a year in the worst case scenario after Brexit
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NewsRunny eggs 'OK for children, pregnant women and elderly'
Regulator has changed advice in wake of new guidelines by Advisory Committee on the Microbiological Safety of Food last July
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NewsNoble Foods faces Humane League attack over caged eggs
Animal welfare group is calling on the owner of the Happy Egg Co to commit to eradicating caged hen eggs by 2025
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Comment & OpinionExperts ruminate on how to stop meat killing the planet
The conference was the first in the UK to explore the impact of livestock production on the future of life on Earth. And the verdict wasn’t good …