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  • Kaleb Cooper: Brits don’t care about the price of milk 

    Food

    Brits don’t care about the price of milk, Kaleb Cooper has said, as he urged shoppers to buy more locally-made produce. The Clarkson’s Farm star told Morning Wire that farmers would be “very, very grateful” for price rises if passed on to producers amid a battle to stay profitable in the face of higher costs. [...]

    Jeremy Clarkson on his farm during filming of Clarksons Farm Series 3 for Prime Video, captured by Ellis OBrien.
  • Groove Armada DJ’s side hustle rakes in millions after Clarkson’s Farm boost

    Business

    A wild farming brand co-founded by one half of Groove Armada has surged in value after appearing on Clarkson’s Farm. Wildfarmed was set up by Groove Armada’s Andy Cato alongside former TV presenter George Lamb and Edd Lees in 2018. The business aims to aims to transform landscapes and food systems by producing nutritious, sustainable [...]

    Groove Armada's Andy Cato with Kaleb Cooper and Jeremy Clarkson on Clarkson's Farm for Amazon Prime.
  • Agritech firm Vertical Future put up for sale on insolvency marketplace after losses widen

    Business

    One of Britain’s biggest vertical farming businesses has been put up for sale on an insolvency marketplace after reporting widening losses, Morning Wire can reveal. London-based Vertical Future, which has raised more than £37m in capital since it was founded in 2016, saw its losses surpass £10m in 2024 after turnover tumbled from £6.7m to [...]

  • UK cider set to benefit from sweetest apple crop ‘in recent memory’

    July 29, 2025

    Multiple heatwaves in the UK have boosted expected yields from the UK’s orchards, with this year’s cider crop to be bigger and better than in recent years. The UK’s driest and hottest spring for over a century has concentrated the sugar content of apples, making them smaller but sweeter. “Last year was a perfect storm [...]

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