UK: JAM MARKET REVIVAL SOUGHT

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James Robertsons & Sons believes that the UK jams and preserves market has the potential over the coming five years to boost its value by 10% and is urging retailers to take a fresh look at the market. The jams and preserves sector, which is worth GB[pound] 235mn at present, is diminishing, while research has discovered that the presentation of the products in-store confuses consumers. The market could capitalise on the association between spreads and bakery products such as bread, along with rice pudding and yellow fats.

Sales & consumption, Fruit and Vegetable Canning, Pure Jams & Preserves, Canned fruits and vegetables, Marketing, Jam

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UK: ICELAND SUPPORTS GM LEAFLET CAMPAIGN

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In keeping with its stance against genetically modified ingredients, UK retailer Iceland has joined forces with author, Lynda Brown and MP, Joan Ruddock to distribute leaflets to women urging them to say no to GMOs (genetically modified organisms).

Food & Kindred Products, Food Manufacturing, FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS, Preserved Fruits and Vegetables, Canned, Dried & Frozen Foods, Fruit and Vegetable Preserving and Specialty Food Manufacturing, Management, Food, Iceland Group PLC

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