Thursday 11th April 2019, 16:40 London
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Popular news
- 1French shoppers ‘confused’ by 'semi-organic' labels
- 2Growers extend Germany's strawberry season
- 3Asda gives away veg for free again
- 4EU promotes food safety values
- 5South Africa’s fruit heritage preserved
- 6Jet Airways shutdown slows India export
- 7California season underway for Gem
- 8Fields of vision
- 9Greenyard reveals Carrefour agreement
- 10Creating something out of the ordinary
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Features & Analysis
Subscribers onlySA citrus set for further growth
Producers are satisfied that a season of progress awaits, with exciting times for late mandarin lovers
UK tariff announcement eases Spanish fears
Spanish fruit and vegetable producers breathe sigh of relief after tariff exemption
UK sets out no-deal Brexit trade plan
Fruit and vegetables among the 87 per cent of products that will have tariff-free access
Record year for Indian grapes
Shipments on course to hit 215,000 tonnes in 2018/19
Subscribers onlyThe little big country
Indonesia is a top-five economy that many people know little about. John Giles reports on a country full of opportunities
Subscribers onlyPortsmouth Port invests to manage change
The loss of key contracts was a blow, but Portsmouth has dusted itself down and is reinventing itself for the future
Subscribers onlyA touch of Sabrosura
These are exciting times for Colombian fruit producers, who have overcome a tough past and with the support of a new marketing campaign now have their sights set on the global export trade
Subscribers onlyNordic surprise
Norway may offer surprising opportunities for British growers in future. Chris White took a trip across the North Sea to find out more
The great carrot price scandal
Comment: Tim O'Malley, group managing director of Nationwide Produce, on why the retailers' race to the bottom on price is threatening the viability of UK production
Subscribers onlyTomatoes' taste test
Almost half of German consumers say they aren’t satisfied with the taste of tomatoes. Fred Searle reports from the European Tomato Forum in Düsseldorf on what needs to be done to improve the fruit’s flavour
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