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- Barton directors jailed
24th May 2013, 10:45 London
Subscribers onlyBarton directors jailed
Two directors at Manchester-based wholesaler Barton & Reman both sentenced to 10 weeks in prison
- Growth predicted for blueberries
Growth predicted for blueberries
The global blueberry market could grow up to 500 per cent over the coming years, according to a new report
- Govt questions retail prices
Govt questions retail prices
The Department of Business held meeting with British supermarkets to discuss pricing policies
- DEFRA launches plant health report
DEFRA launches plant health report
Environmental secretary Owen Paterson backs new taskforce report
- Univeg welcomes Egyptian oranges
Univeg welcomes Egyptian oranges
Supplier commits to working with more small producers in order to bring new fresh produce products into the UK
- Growth predicted for blueberries
- Chelsea success for EMR
Chelsea success for EMR
East Malling Research was among the winners at this year's RHS Chelsea Flower Show
- Louis Kriel to leave Capespan
Louis Kriel to leave Capespan
Long-serving chief executive of Capespan's fruit division is to leave the group at the end of June
- Jubilee strawberries set for bumper crop
Subscribers onlyJubilee strawberries set for bumper crop
Berry Gardens expects a record yield of Driscoll Jubilee strawberries, with 1,600 tonnes set to be harvested this year
- M&S loses Interflora court case
M&S loses Interflora court case
Upmarket retailer loses a dispute over the use of the Interflora trademark online
- Chelsea success for EMR
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