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British Berry Growers calls on government and retailers to step up

British Berry Growers calls on government and retailers to step up

by Antonia | May 13, 2025 | Uncategorized

British Berry Growers (BBG), the industry association for the growers of 95% of UK berry production, says the industry is facing ‘very real headwinds’. Launching a new in-depth industry analysis and report by EY, The British berry industry in focus, the association’s...
British berries support with ‘dopamine dining’ as vitamin-packed mood-boosting breakfasts help battle winter blues 

British berries support with ‘dopamine dining’ as vitamin-packed mood-boosting breakfasts help battle winter blues 

by louise | Feb 4, 2025 | Uncategorized

As the winter nights continue to bite and the flurry of winter illnesses shows no sign of slowing, people are looking for mood-boosting foods to help pack their plates with a healthy hit.  Fresh berries , including strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and...
British berry industry future under threat – despite UK sector hitting record milestones

British berry industry future under threat – despite UK sector hitting record milestones

by Antonia | Jan 22, 2025 | Uncategorized

British berry growers have warned of a tough year ahead as rising energy costs and wage increases continue to create challenging circumstances for fruit farmers in 2025.  85 percent of British growers previously recorded declines or a stagnation in revenue over a...
British Berry Growers Position Statement on SEDEX – SMETA Audit Standards

British Berry Growers Position Statement on SEDEX – SMETA Audit Standards

by dlzdesign | Aug 16, 2024 | Uncategorized

The current scheme for the supply of seasonal labour to UK agriculture was constructed by the last government post Brexit and regulates the supply of seasonal workers through a small group of providers. The implications of this policy decision are – • Growers...
​​​​​​​Berry industry being squeezed: Rising costs and retail pressures could put 40 percent of growers at risk of going out of business by 2026. 

​​​​​​​Berry industry being squeezed: Rising costs and retail pressures could put 40 percent of growers at risk of going out of business by 2026. 

by dlzdesign | Jul 23, 2024 | Uncategorized

·       37% of UK growers surveyed are thinking of reducing production or moving out of berry growing.  ·       Michelin-starred chef and Great British Menu main course winner Tom Shepherd, says nothing...
Co-op Named Retailer of the Year at Annual British Berry Growers Event

Co-op Named Retailer of the Year at Annual British Berry Growers Event

by dlzdesign | Nov 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

The annual award is presented to the retailer that has achieved the highest growth in berry sales (volume). Co-op achieved a total increase of 22.1% in volume sales across all berries, ahead of Marks & Spencer with a total increase of 13% and Lidl with an increase...
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