UK fruit exports to the EU plummet  after Brexit

UK fruit exports to the EU plummet  after Brexit
The UK’s fruit exports to the EU have paid a heavy price for Brexit, with their value more than halving between March 2021 and March 2023, according to new data […]
Wed 31/05/2023 by Richard Wilkinson

Discounters’ share of UK grocery market surges

Discounters’ share of UK grocery market surges
Soaring food inflation is driving more British consumers to turn to discounters and own label lines, according to a recent study by Kantar Worldpanel. Grocery price inflation rose by 17.3% […]
Wed 17/05/2023 by Richard Wilkinson

Nisa prepares for major expansion in UK

Nisa prepares for major expansion in UK
Nisa, which calls itself the “family of independent grocers”, is set to open a further 400 stores this year, as part of an ambitious expansion plan, reports Talking Retail. After […]
Tue 16/05/2023

Calls to investigate claims of UK supermarket profiteering 

Calls to investigate claims of UK supermarket profiteering 
Pressure is building in the UK for investigations into claims that supermarkets are profiteering from record food inflation. Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Ed Davey, has called for the Competition […]
Mon 15/05/2023 by Richard Wilkinson

Planet Organic rescued from administration 

Planet Organic rescued from administration 
UK organic supermarket chain Planet Organic has been rescued by Bioren Limited, whose shareholders include the founders of the organic supermarket chain, Renée and Brian Elliott. The deal will see […]
Thu 11/05/2023 by Richard Wilkinson

UK consumers seeking out vegetarian symbol

UK consumers seeking out vegetarian symbol
The Vegetarian Society claims that its accredited trademark labels are familiar to over a third of all shoppers (37 per cent), who actively seek them out on products, according to […]
Thu 11/05/2023 by Richard Wilkinson

Tesco announces peat-free pledge for bedding plants

Tesco announces peat-free pledge for bedding plants
Tesco is reported to have become the first UK retailer to cut out peat on its British-grown bedding plants. The move is aimed at reducing the retailer’s carbon footprint, and […]
Wed 10/05/2023 by Richard Wilkinson

London Packaging Week to dock at Excel London

London Packaging Week to dock at Excel London
London Packaging Week will again assume its place at the epicentre of the packaging industry later this summer, but in a brand-new home – the world-famous ExCeL Centre in London. […]
Tue 02/05/2023 by Richard Wilkinson

UK inflation spike driven by vegetable shortage

UK inflation spike driven by vegetable shortage
UK inflation hit 10.4% in the 12 months to February 2023, up from 10.1 per cent in January, according to new data from the Office for National Statistics.
Wed 19/04/2023 by Richard Wilkinson

Fruit and vegetable imports to UK to require phytosanitary certificates 

Fruit and vegetable imports to UK to require phytosanitary certificates 
From October 2024, goods imported to the UK from the EU will be subject to changes after the UK government released its 'Target Operating Model.' Phytosanitary certificates will be required for fruits and vegetables arriving from the EU.
Tue 18/04/2023 by Richard Wilkinson

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