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- Paterson: EU must adopt GM
20th June 2013, 12:33 London
Paterson: EU must adopt GM
The UK must become a global leader in genetically modified crops, according to environment secretary Owen Paterson
- Major restructure at Produce World
Subscribers onlyMajor restructure at Produce World
Vegetable producer revamps operations as it looks to expand its farming operation
- Chefs turn to locally sourced produce
Subscribers onlyChefs turn to locally sourced produce
The use of locally sourced fresh produce is a popular trend among UK chefs, according to new research
- Colombia banana strike action averted
Subscribers onlyColombia banana strike action averted
Markets in Europe and North America breathe sigh of relief, but questions remain about commercial sustainability of export deal
- Green light for new labelling system
Green light for new labelling system
Ministers hope new labelling system, which gives clearer nutritional information, will boost nation's healthy eating
- Major restructure at Produce World
- Veg firms back employment scheme
Veg firms back employment scheme
G's Fresh is latest fresh produce firm to back the IGD's new initiative looking to boost youth employment in the food industry
- HDC targets vine weevil
HDC targets vine weevil
Levy body calls on industry to submit proposals for a project to tackle the persistent pest
- Consumption on the rise in Spain
Consumption on the rise in Spain
Fepex data shows that fresh produce consumption in Spanish households grew 7 per cent in April
- Aldi continues to break records
Aldi continues to break records
Discounter achieves all-time record market share for the 12 weeks ending 9 June, with Lidl also posting growth
- Veg firms back employment scheme
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Subscribers onlyChris Redfern: Commodity currencies take a pasting
Moneycorp analyst rounds up the latest news from the international currency markets
Bushel Box: Putting herbs front of mind
R&G Herbs company Nature's Flavours is stepping up its campaign to get shoppers enthused by herbs
Subscribers onlyRoot revival
Carrots and parsnips might be on for a late start, but the cold weather has brought a boost in sales, writes Michael Barker
Subscribers onlyFull steam for stonefruit
Nothing says summer is on the way quite like the start of the European stonefruit season. But cooler spring temperatures and unseasonably heavy rainfall have challenged growers.
Subscribers onlyWarm front moves over veg
Rain and cooler weather over recent weeks hasn’t won Mother Nature too many friends, but in the veg category at least it hasn’t been all bad news
Subscribers onlyJamie's world
Exclusive interview: Jamie Oliver is at once a celebrity chef, ambassador for Britain and crusader for healthy eating. Oliver tells Thomas Hobbs about his views on school meals, the development of Ministry of Food and the possibility of a TV vegetable special
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Subscribers onlyChris Redfern: Chinese concerns stall Aussie and Canadian dollars
Moneycorp's Chris Redfern on why worries about slower growth in China are affecting other currencies
Subscribers onlyRoyal fruit
The mango has long been prized in Hindu culture and praised around the world for its sweet, tender flesh. Samantha Lyster looks at how the season is faring
Subscribers onlyAsparagus faces late headache
Consumers may have to wait a little longer for one of the most eagerly awaited products of the season this year. Chloe Ryan reports
Subscribers onlyMiddle Eastern promise
Despite the many challenges facing producers in the region, Middle Eastern fruit and vegetable companies are upbeat about the future of supply.
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