Nina Pullman
Journalist and Audio Producer at Freelance
Food journalist and producer @BBCFoodProg @BBCRadio4. Ex editor @wickedleeksmag. One half of @ForkPod.
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1 week ago |
fruitnet.com | Nina Pullman
Growers are spending ‘a fortune’ on irrigation and committing water resources to early new season carrot crop as Yorkshire becomes second region confirmed in drought statusCarrots are being heavily irrigatedCarrot growers in the north of England are facing drought conditions just weeks away from the start of the new season crop. Quality is being maintained due to high levels of irrigation, with growers committing all their water resources to the early crop. “We have a massive drought going on.
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1 week ago |
fruitnet.com | Nina Pullman
Exceptional growing conditions have brought the British raspberry crop on by almost two weeks with significantly high fruit size and yieldsThe British raspberry season has begunExceptional growing conditions have led to British raspberries arriving in stores almost two weeks earlier and growers forecasting “the best season in years”. A warm, dry spring with occasional rainfall has also helped boost flavour and size profile of new season fruit, with berries weighing up to nine grams.
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1 week ago |
fruitnet.com | Nina Pullman
Shoppers are looking out for British produce in storeNine out of ten consumers want to see more food produced in the UK, while only a third say they trust food from the US and India, according to new research. The findings, from a survey of over 2,000 adults for Red Tractor’s annual Trust in Food Index 2025, reveal public preferences at a time where trade deals top political agendas, the certification said.
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1 week ago |
fruitnet.com | Nina Pullman
King of mushrooms: Lion’s Mane launches at Tesco Tesco is heralding the ‘next big thing’ in exotic mushrooms with the launch of health food favourite Lion’s Mane. With a unique shaggy texture, Lion’s Mane is usually sold in powdered form in pharmacies and health food shops, where it is said to work as an anti inflammatory, and even help prevent heart disease and dementia.
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1 week ago |
fruitnet.com | Nina Pullman
Jazz Apples were also spotted at FPJ’s Festival of Fresh in JuneApple brand Jazz will be promoted via a summer sampling tour with the first stop at celebrity chef Tom Kerridge’s Pub in the Park festival last month. Over 40,000 slices of Jazz apples were handed out to guests along with the Jazz apple recipe book, created with the help of brand ambassador and GB track and field athlete Jasmine Sawyers.
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