European-style fruit-led beer has become Britain’s fastest-growing beer trend, Tesco confirms.

A UK frost forecasting and management research project has released a Bud Burst Model to capture data from across the country by grape variety.

The latest Love Food Hate Waste survey has shown that UK adults would prefer to buy loose fresh fruit or vegetables over their packaged alternatives. 

US president Donald Trump has spoken about imposing a 200% tariff on alcohol coming to the United States of America from the European Union.

Aldi announced that the store will remove the protective sleeves from the corks of its own-label wines. 

Palate Comms has announced its inaugural tasting event, the Wines of East Anglia Trade Tasting, showcasing the best of East Anglia’s wine scene and featuring 15 premier vineyards from the region.

NIAB’s Scott Raffle picks out some of the key research findings presented at the recent soft fruit technical webinar.

2024 was the worst year for bumblebees since records began, Bumblebee Conservation Trust has confirmed. 

Tesco has announced that its Fruit & Veg for Schools programme is to be expanded for another year to reach more schools across the UK.

Professional scientific monitoring of fruit trees can be matched in accuracy by the public’s own observations, a new study has shown.   

Frosco’s advanced foam is a breakthrough in frost protection, with wider benefits on the horizon too.

Fruit & Vine recently spent a morning at Greyfriars Vineyard in Guildford, Surrey where NP Seymour hosted a demo day for customers to see the latest ERO harvester in action, and invited ERO along to talk through the technical aspects.