25May2013

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The Sodshow Meets Gary Graham of Bloom 2013

The Sodshow Meets Gary Graham of Bloom 2013

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Breaking & Latest News for all Sectors in Horticulture

Selling with Sound - Liam Kelly read more
10 Talented Executives To Be Recruited as Bord Bia Origin Green Ambassadors read more
ITB Promoting Horticulture to Young Students at Scifest Event read more
Uniplumo Contract with Tesco Extended to €5m a Year read more
REACH Deadlines May Affect your Business in 2013 read more
Qualified Status for National Downy Birch and Alder Seed Orchards read more
Learning to Grow... Organic Horticulture Courses read more
Awards for 2013 RHS Chelsea Flower Show read more
Hozelock Wins Chelsea Accolade read more
Chelsea Medal for George Preston Florist with 'Silver Flora' Win by Siobhan Hughes
Chelsea 2013 Product of the Year Shortlist Revealed read more
GCG Launches Apprenticeship Scheme in UK read more
Irish Plants for an Irish Climate - Paul Kirwan read more
The Sodshow Meets Margaret O’Farrell , Caítríona Redmond, Belle Norman and David Corscadden read more

Marks & Spencer: Plan A - Sustainable Raw Materials - Meet Your Farmers

M&S has a heritage of working closely with UK and Irish producers. Take a farm tour above to meet some of the individuals who supply us and find out about the work they do, in support of our Plan A commitments, to produce fantastic quality food and flowers.M&S is committed to sourcing as much of its food as possible from the UK and Republic of Ireland.

In fact we already source a significant proportion of food from the UK.We also continue to explore ways to grow new crops in the UK, such as sugar snap peas, sweet potatoes and melons, and to extend the UK growing seasons for fruit and vegetables in order to reduce our reliance on air-freighting from abroad. All this helps to cut our carbon emissions from transporting food and create a more sustainable future for UK and Irish agriculture.

Source: MarksandSpencer.com - Marks & Spencer: Plan A - Sustainable Raw Materials - Meet your farmers