All Sourcing articles – Page 131
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NewsAldi relaunches steak range with premium Aberdeen Angus meat
Range is up to 40% cheaper than equivalent Waitrose offering
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NewsProduce Investments looking to broaden into other veg
Potato and daffodil supplier delivers “robust” results despite challenging market
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NewsFarmers call for Adjudicator-style body to monitor Europe
NFU president Meurig Raymond says UK suppliers need same protection in EU as they get in UK
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NewsNorwegian fishing fleet agrees to halt Barents Sea expansion
The Norwegian Fishing Vessel Owners Association confirmed fishing activity would not be expanded into previously untouched
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NewsFood companies urged to switch from meat to plant-based proteins
The coalition has written to 16 food firms including Kraft Heinz, Nestlé, Unilever, Tesco, Walmart and General Mills
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NewsFresh wave of milk price increases as recovery gathers pace
First Milk and Arla make signnificant increases to October prices
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NewsNew alliance formed to lobby on Brexit fishing policy
The PTF and FDF have partnered to launch the UK Seafood Industry Alliance
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NewsPalm oil: British companies 'leading' on sustainable use
The 2016 edition of the WWF Palm Oil Buyers Scorecard looked at 137 major food companies from across the world
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NewsThe Co-op to list only British own-label bacon and lamb
Move will make Co-op the only major UK retailer to stock 100% own-brand fresh British beef, chicken, pork, lamb, bacon and turkey
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NewsHilton Food profits soar in first half
A successful launch of meat trading business in the UK has contributed to a surge in profits at Hilton Food Group, alongside volume growth at Tesco.
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NewsMore signs of dairy market recovery as Müller ups its milk price
Dairy processor hopeful markets have finally ’turned corner’
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Comment & OpinionBuyers who ask smart questions are brands' greatest allies
Brands tell us alert buyers who ask smart questions about supply chains, standards and quality checks make a real difference
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Comment & OpinionReturn of the never-ending argument: the badger cull is back
Badger culling – that most inflammatory of topics – is back on the agenda this week
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Analysis & FeaturesManuka honey: why haven't New Zealand's guidelines worked?
What needs to happen so UK consumers can be confident they are buying true-to-label products?
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NewsBooker, Nisa and Spar join mults in ending caged egg sales
Commitment follows similar switch by major supermarkets in recent weeks
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NewsCampaigning teenager calls on Leadsom to ban caged hen farming
Lucy Gavaghan’s petition began on Friday and has already gathered over 21,000 signatures
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NewsLidl brings forward commitment to phase out caged hen eggs
Lidl has decided to align with the rest of the market and all other UK supermarkets
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NewsDairy farmer protests could halt milk collections: Müller
Farmers for Action is planning further blockades of Müller sites in protest at the processor’s milk pricing policy
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NewsSainsbury's faces GMB protest over Bakkavor worker conditions
GMB previously protested about Bakkavor outside Tesco headquarters last month
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NewsGCA issues new guidance on delisting of fresh food suppliers
The new guidelines, issued last week by GCA Christine Tacon, bolster existing instructions