In line with global markets and the renewed concerns for Black Sea supplies, domestic wheat markets have been pushing higher
LIFFE’s March 23 contract slipped well below £200/t for the first time since early February last year, before the events in Ukraine began
The latest inflation figures may have been unexpected for economists and politicians but they came as ’no surprise’ to food producers.
Fruit and vegetable shortages in supermarkets have helped drive demand at farm shops and farmers’ markets, according to the Farm Retail Association.
British Sugar offered a ’one-time contract’ to growers who can deliver beet into its Bury factory in early September
The latest episode of Farmers Guardian’s Over the Farm Gate podcast explores the issues created by the Ukraine war since February 2022
The cooperative said consumer demand was continuing to fall as a result of high inflation and the uncertain economic outlook
A leading horticulture body has hit out at supermarkets saying that retailers’ failure to back British growers over the winter has directly led to empty shelves and rationing.
A Leading horticulture body has hit out at supermarkets saying that retailers’ failure to back British growers over the winter has led directly to empty shelves and rationing.