Apple juice made from some of the rarest apples trees in Britain is to go on sale at The Co-operative Food. Some of the trees date back to pre-Victorian times, including one identical to the apple tree made famous by Sir Isaac
Bensons, the Sherborne, Gloucestershire, fruit juice supplier has won a contract to supply all of the restaurants at the National Trust’s 180 properties in the UK. For the past eight years Bensons have been a tenant on National Trust property
Benson’s Totally Fruity, the Gloucestershire-based apple juice producer, is claiming a UK first by winning Red Tractor Accreditation for its juice products. Red Tractor accreditation is a mark of quality assurance created in 2000 to build confidence in the quality
The Co-operative is reintroducing its heritage apple juice, made from 1,000 varieties of rare apples, and quadrupling production after selling out last year. An extra 28,635 litres of The Co-operative Farms’ Truly Irresistible Tillington 1,000 Pressed Apple Juice have been
The Co-operative is reintroducing its heritage apple juice, made from 1,000 varieties of rare apples, after a successful launch last year. According to the retailer, an extra 2,000 litres of The Co-operative Farms’ Truly Irresistible Tillington 1,000 pressed apple juice
The Co-operative has expanded its Grown by Us own label range to include Scottish porridge oats. The Grown by Us porridge oats have been grown by The Co-operative Farms in Scotland. The new product goes on sale at Co-operative Food stores across
