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ArticleMacri flies flag for Argentine fruit in China
Table grapes, blueberries and cherries are the three products in which Argentina is pushing for entry
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ArticleChile-China MOU will boost mutual trade
New agreement will strengthen cooperation in key areas such as production, exports, promotions and safety
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ArticlePotato stocks keep pace with 2015-16 season
Grower-held stock levels now tracking last year’s after December to January’s decrease in drawdown rate
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ArticleFirst-quarter loss for Maersk Line
Shipping line reveals underlying loss for quarter, although parent group AP Møller-Maersk turns in a profit
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ArticleVegme deal boosts Bama’s vision of health
Norwegian group's deal with Swedish vegetarian brand highlights growing demand for healthy, sustainable food
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ArticleRSA citrus 'swings into summer'
Educating US consumers on the unique properties of South African citrus is at the top of the agenda for 2017
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ArticleUncertainty shrouds stonefruit season
Frosty conditions in various stonefruit-growing regions have left producers in Greece and Turkey unclear as to the promise of the new campaign
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ArticleAngus Soft Fruits to pick raspberries early
Producer to pick its first Scottish raspberries of the season ten days ahead of schedule thanks to mild winter and spring
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ArticleSize matters in tomatoes
As demand grows for speciality tomatoes, producers are focusing on smaller cocktail varieties and a mix of different colours
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ArticleTesco makes 100 per cent renewables pledge
UK’s largest retailer will switch to 100 per cent renewable energy by 2030 and use ‘energy buying club’ to help suppliers cut carbon output
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ArticleDeutschland: Höhere Verbraucherpreise für Tomaten
Die Verbraucherpreise für Kopf- und Eisbergsalat lagen im April 2017 um 25 % unter denen des entsprechenden Vorjahresmonats. Dies gab jetzt das Statistische Bundesamt (Destatis) bekannt. Weniger wurde zudem für Zwiebel und Knoblauch (-12 %) sowie Paprika und Gurken ( -5 %) gezahlt. Die Preise für Tomaten hingegen erhöhten sich ...
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ArticleRabobank: More weather trouble ahead
Analyst predicts British growers will face more trauma from unstable weather patterns following spring frosts
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ArticleFresh Produce Forum China: programme preview
China’s fresh fruit business is changing fast, and Fresh Produce Forum China will bring together local and international decision-makers to debate the biggest issues and hottest trends for the trade in Hangzhou on 23-25 May 2017. China’s e-commerce revolution, direct sourcing, the rise of new products and technologies and the ...
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ArticleEdeka Minden-Hannover weiter auf Erfolgskurs
Das vergangene Geschäftsjahr war für die Edeka Minden-Hannover erneut ein erfolgreiches Jahr. Der Gesamtumsatz wuchs 2016 im Vergleich zum Vorjahr um 2,2 % auf 7,89 Mrd Euro bei einem Anstieg des Investitionsvolumens auf 330 Mio Euro. „Ein gutes Jahr und damit eine solide Basis für weiteres Wachstum und für unsere ...
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ArticleChile: Erträge von Cripps Pink Äpfeln werden niedriger als erwartet ausfallen
Ursprünglich hatte man mit einer 15 % bis 20 % höheren Produktion als 2016 gerechnet. Durch sehr hohe Temperaturen sei es zu Produktionsproblemen wie Sonnenbrand und unzureichender Färbung gekommen. Von der Sorte Cripps Pink, die unter der Marke Pink Lady® auf dem Markt vertrieben wird, wurden 2016 rund 80.000 t ...
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ArticleChile hopeful of Indonesia deal
Chile moves a step closer to re-entering market through the port of Jakarta after the two countries commit to trade deal
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Article£3.5m science boost for Abertay students
University invests in suite of labs that will provide a platform for learning and pilot food manufacture schemes
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ArticleEat a ‘rainbow’ of veg for National Vegetarian Week
Glorious Soups and Cardiff Met dietician urge consumers to eat different-coloured fruit and veg for health benefits
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ArticleSainsbury’s launches banana ‘rescue stations’
Retailer aims to reduce waste by hosting in-store rescue stations and expanding banana bread trial
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ArticleForty per cent of online groceries ordered on a mobile
As online grocery market expands in UK, the growth of mobile orders is creating new marketing challenges for retailers and brands