All articles by Alex Lawson – Page 126
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      ArticleThift shift hits catering sectorThe recession could leave a legacy of improved resource efficiency in the hotel and catering sector as UK businesses adopt an increasingly ‘thrifty’ mindset, according to a new report. 
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         Article ArticleWeight thrown behind railfreight optionsThe UK’s climate change dilemma will worsen without support for more strategically sited railfreight terminals, according to the Freight Transport Association (FTA), which has set out its recommendations for the provision of railfreight terminals in the UK. 
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      ArticleMidlands farm leaders announcedThe personalities who will lead the Campaign for the Farmed Environment (CFE) in the East Midlands have been announced. 
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      ArticleReport offers local food optionsFood producers and suppliers have been urged to capitalise on the growing “local food goldmine”, following publication of a new feasibility study which puts food hubs and markets at the head of its agenda. 
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         Article ArticleNZ kiwi season draws to a closeZespri’s final shipments of New Zealand kiwifruit have now been completed, signalling the end of the export season. 
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      ArticleNFU canvasses CAP opinionThe National Farmers’ Union (NFU) has launched a survey of its members to gauge their thoughts on the future of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). 
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      ArticleSheffield Hallam runs healthy coursesCourses that explain healthy eating guidelines and the link between diet and health are being run by Sheffield Hallam University from January 2010. 
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         Article ArticleBellaverde nominated for Logistica awardThe long-stemmed broccoli variety Bellaverde has been nominated for the Fruit Logistica Innovation Award 2010. 
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      ArticleLandmark issues software tipsAgricultural software company Landmark Systems has put together its top 10 tips for taking time out with software to encourage users to look at how they are using a computer program and what else can be done with it. 
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         Article ArticleThe freshinfo year - DecemberFlorette online... Ombudsman anger... Israeli pepper promise... BBC win for Bristol Fruit Sales... What rounded off the year for you? 
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         Article ArticleThe freshinfo year - NovemberTotal Produce buys Utopia... Asda profit fall... Rail link on right tracks... Mitchell Partnership to end... What else took the top spots in November? 
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         Article ArticleSoil Association conference nearsThe challenges of climate change, resource depletion, population growth and diet-related ill health are set to be among the over-arching issues at the Soil Association annual conference. 
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         Article ArticleWaitrose freezes up with new rangeWaitrose is to relaunch its frozen offer with a new range to put the emphasis on the icy option and get more people cooking from frozen. 
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         Article ArticleWOW! Micro leaf launches new siteWOW! Micro leaf has launched a new website to promote the premium herb and salad leaf range. 
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      ArticleConfagricoltura appoints new presidentRosario Rago, president of the Rago Group, has been elected as the president of the Salerno food industry association Confagricoltura. 
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         Article ArticleThe freshinfo year - OctoberWal-Mart buys International Produce... Rain in Spain... Asda banana row... Satsuma shortage... What else made the news in October? 
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         Article ArticleThe freshinfo year - SeptemberAsco launches... Tesco takes the blame... Rooster gets Desperate... Naked Grocer bares all... What else got you talking in September? 
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      ArticleKorean citrus heads for UKThe South Korean island of Jeju has begun exporting a small amount of citrus to the UK. 
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      ArticleTrade welcomes SDC diet reportThe Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC) has backed the Sustainable Development Commission’s recommendation that all government departments must co-ordinate their approach to achieving a sustainable diet. 
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         Article ArticleUS pear exports downA larger European crop has meant lower export volumes to the continent for the US Northwest pear industry. 
 

