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British Berry Growers (BBG) has today announced that their Chairman, Nick Marston, will step down from the role later this year, following nine years at the helm of the industry body. 

British Berry Growers (BBG) has today announced that their Chairman, Nick Marston, will step down from the role later this year, following nine years at the helm of the industry body. 

by Antonia | Feb 10, 2026 | Uncategorized

Mr Marston will help guide the process of sourcing and appointing his successor to lead the industry body, which represents more than 95 percent of British berries sold in the UK.  Mr Marston was appointed Chairman in November 2017 and has been a long-standing...
Hot weather meets cold reality for British berry growers 

Hot weather meets cold reality for British berry growers 

by Antonia | Nov 7, 2025 | Uncategorized

New grower audit reveals underlying fears despite strong 2025 crop  An audit conducted among more than 40 of Britain’s leading berry growers shows an industry at a crossroads with some reporting improving confidence while others share increased pessimism. ...
British Berry Growers reveal major sustainability advances in landmark 2025 report

British Berry Growers reveal major sustainability advances in landmark 2025 report

by Antonia | Nov 7, 2025 | Uncategorized

London, UK: 16 September 2025:  British Berry Growers (BBG), the organisation representing 95% of the UK’s commercial soft fruit growers, has today published its Sustainability Report 2025, showcasing how the industry is leading the way in sustainable farming...
Blackberries enjoy ‘superfood’ status as British growers praise this season’s flavour and form over their tart, thorny hedgerow counterparts

Blackberries enjoy ‘superfood’ status as British growers praise this season’s flavour and form over their tart, thorny hedgerow counterparts

by Antonia | Nov 7, 2025 | Uncategorized

British blackberry season is underway and thriving, as UK growers encourage consumers to consider the ‘unsung heroes’ of the berry world more often, with the category showing huge growth potential.  British Berry Growers, the industry body representing 95% of British...
British Berry Growers urges the government to support increased fruit and vegetable growth across the UK

British Berry Growers urges the government to support increased fruit and vegetable growth across the UK

by Antonia | Jul 22, 2025 | Uncategorized

British Berry Growers, together with the NFU (National Farmers’​ Union), have co-signed a letter to the Secretary of State, Rt Hon Steve Reed MP, urging the government to support increased fruit and vegetable growth across the UK, a crucial step in addressing...
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