All Sourcing articles – Page 139
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NewsKenyan farmers hit by 'unfair trading' claims Feedback report
UK retailers are facing scrutiny over fresh produce from Kenya
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NewsGenetically modified crops banned by Northern Ireland
Move comes in the wake of a similar ban in Scotland
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NewsGeneral Mills announces greenhouse gas emission goals
The supplier plans to reduce emissions by 26% over the next 10 years
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NewsIkea says all its seafood will be MSC-certified
Around 90% of the 23 species sold by the retailer in its Swedish food markets and restaurants are already MSC or ASC-certified
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NewsTuna catastrophe feared by WWF as population declines
Tuna and mackerel stocks have fallen by over 70% since 1970
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NewsDailycer boosts production of own-label cereal with new line
Own-label cereal supplier Dailycer UK is investing in a new £4.2m hi-tech production line for its Deeside factory in Wales
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NewsScotch Whisky Association wins China fraudulent packaging battle
The Scotch Whisky Association has won a legal battle against a company producing fraudulent packaging…
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NewsHalloumi cheese: opponents unite to challenge Cyprus PDO bid
Specialist Cheese Association and British Retail Consortium join forces to challenge Cypriot PDO bid to own halloumi
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NewsMajor poultry supplier installs new campylobacter technology
Cargill will introduce SonoSteam to its Hereford chicken processing plant
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NewsBluetongue outbreak in France puts UK farmers on alert
Defra says it is too early to tell if a bluetongue outbreak in France poses a risk to UK livestock
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NewsTesco defends Scottish lamb display
Tesco has hit back at criticism over the display of New Zealand lamb on shelves underneath a Scottish banner
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NewsChina puts a squeeze on the garlic market
Soaring Chinese garlic prices are putting pressure on supply chain margins…
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NewsAspall's new apple press will 'triple juice production'
Aspall has installed a new apple press that will allow it to triple its annual juice production
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NewsUK kiwi berries back in supermarkets this September
British kiwi berries will return to supermarket shelves this month, with wider availability than ever
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NewsPush for North Sea cod to get MSC accreditation
A campaign backed by Icelandic Seachill, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s is pushing to get the stock accredited by 2017
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Comment & OpinionFarmers need support, but they're not the only ones
Dairy farmers have scored some high-profile concessions from retailers and protesters this summer, but must remain aware of other crises
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NewsBritish farmers joins Brussels protests
Representatives from the UK main farming unions marched with their Continental colleagues to demand solutions
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NewsEU arsenic in rice rules set to trigger 'false alerts'
New EU limits on arsenic in rice could trigger an avalanche of false food safety alerts…
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News'Severe' El Niño puts agricultural markets on edge
The current El Niño phenomenon is set to be one of the strongest on record…
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NewsTesco pays more for milk going into its own-label cheese
The retailer will pay suppliers 29.93 pence per litre until 28 February 2016