News

  • South West Shops Fight Climate Change

    15 October 2007 News
    Delicatessens, farm shops and many other retailers signed up to last month's Climate Friendly Fortnight to help shrink the country's foodprint.
  • The Heart Of The Matter

    12 October 2007 News
    Concerned with the state of their health, consumers are looking for body-friendly products, says a new report from Datamonitor.
  • Event: New Food Show For Wales

    11 October 2007 News
    The chance to taste and buy a multitude of tempting Mid Wales morsels will provide visitors with an extra reason to visit Wales in April 2008.
  • Retail: Keep It Simple, Advises Igd

    10 October 2007 News
    At the IGD convention in London, Joanne Denney-Finch said that the food industry needs to be more transparent, giving customers clear, simple messages.
  • Retail: Keeping It Local

    09 October 2007 News
    London Food Link has launched the 'local food finder' - an online directory to help businesses in London locate food produced in and around the capital.
  • Business: Prepare For Postal Strikes

    04 October 2007 News
    The Communications Workers Union (CWU) has announced further strike action with two 48-hour strikes planned, starting today.
  • Awards: Cream Of The Crop

    02 October 2007 News
    The British Cheese Awards, the annual celebration of the best of the British Cheese industry, has announced the winners of this year’s competition.
  • Retail: Uk Food Campaign At Co-op

    02 October 2007 News
    The Co-operative is the latest supermarket chain to be playing the local card in a bid to answer customers' new found taste for anything reared or grown in the UK.
  • Retail: Plea To Go Green

    01 October 2007 News
    Blake Lee-Harwood, a leading environmental consultant and former campaigns director at Greenpeace has urged the independent sector to embrace green strategies and follow the lead taken by the multiples.
  • Retail: Minimum Wage Effects

    28 September 2007 News
    Retailers are calling for more certainty about the National Minimum Wage (NMW) as new figures show the size and knock-on effects of last year’s increase cost retailers £1.7 billion, 13% more than expected.
  • Trends: A Taste For Tradition

    28 September 2007 News
    Despite people comdemning the Sunday Roast as passé, recent research confirms that Brits still love classic dishes.
  • Retail: Increase Your Lemon Sales!

    26 September 2007 News
    Running throughout October, Lemonfest features a whole range of producers and the aim is to increase sales and awareness of products such as preserved lemons, lemon marmalade, baked goods with lemon, drink, etc.
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