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- Morrisons back in growth
22nd May 2013, 11:30 London
Morrisons back in growth
The Bradford-based retailer posts a return to sales growth for the 12 weeks ending May 12, but still loses market share
- Hive-star accommodation
Hive-star accommodation
Fruit producer Mansfields has set up bee hotels to encourage pollination and reduce a decline in populations
- Profits dip at Marks & Spencer
Profits dip at Marks & Spencer
UK retailer posts a drop in pre-tax profits in its annual results, while denying claims of a cheaper tax operation
- New study to combat brassica diseases
New study to combat brassica diseases
A new collaborative research programme will look at how to improve the natural defence organisms of brassica crops
- Ecuador losing market share
Subscribers onlyEcuador losing market share
Aebe claims Ecuadorean banana exports are failing to compete due to unfavourable marketing conditions and rising internal costs
- Hive-star accommodation
- Meat 'is damaging 5 A DAY levels'
Meat 'is damaging 5 A DAY levels'
Brits' love of meat is causing a decline in 5 A DAY consumption, according to the Vegetarian Society
- NI targets significant growth
NI targets significant growth
Northern Ireland targets £390 million growth for fresh produce industry over the next seven years
- Syngenta warns growers of blight
Subscribers onlySyngenta warns growers of blight
Chemical firm says that there are currently 'high levels' of the potato disease and has urged growers to take quick action
- North America could cut berry imports
Subscribers onlyNorth America could cut berry imports
Head of world's largest berry marketer suggests US, Canada and Mexico could end up being self-sufficient on berries in future
- Meat 'is damaging 5 A DAY levels'
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Scotty Brand hopes its Ayrshire potatoes can come to be seen as something of a local delicacy
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Moneycorp's Chris Redfern rounds up the latest developments on the international currency markets
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Recently appointed farming minister David Heath could hardly have joined DEFRA at a busier time. He speaks to FPJ about his plans for the future
Subscribers onlyNigel Jenney: Revamped categories just the ticket for Re:fresh 2013
Fresh Produce Consortium CEO on what to look forward to at the revamped conference and awards
Subscribers onlyEgypt’s new market focus
As the start of the Egyptian grape season nears, exporters are confident of a successful campaign and keen to target new, growing markets
Subscribers onlyAppreciating Apricots
The UK market provides a stern test for France’s apricot exporters, but continued innovation and increased marketing support could bring success
Subscribers onlyIt’s Blooming Veg
At this year’s Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show, gardens are incorporating fruit and vegetable plants among the ornamental displays.
Subscribers onlyA Welsh renaissance
The Celtic Manor Resort is known for its world championship golf courses, but now the hotel is looking to revamp the grounds to make the most of its natural attractions.
Subscribers onlyA cherry triumph
Growers are flocking to plant cherry trees at present, and with considerable season extension work taking place, the category is in good shape.
Subscribers onlyWeather scars potato sector
Tight supply has led to higher prices and a fall in volume sales over the past year as growers and retailers grapple with the challenges of the weather
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