All articles by Carl Collen – Page 147
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ArticleKloosterboer rewarded for CO2 efforts
Group lands Lean & Green Star award for Carbon Dioxide reduction of 35 per cent in five years
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ArticlePiñata apples make waves
Stemilt’s apple variety and new apple campaign are turning heads in the US and Canada
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ArticleContinued momentum for Ahold-Delhaize
CEO Dick Boer reports solid third quarter performance with higher net income and net sales
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ArticleSouth African chef promo launches
For the fourth year, the South African Cuisine Young Chef of the Year competition is open for business
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ArticleUSDA awards 2017 marketing funds
Tom Vilsack outlines USDA funding for 2017 market development programmes
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ArticleEUFRUIT hosts first general assembly
The network, which aims to facilitate access to fruit knowledge and research, discussed its core thematic areas
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ArticleRecord month for Port of LA
Los Angeles facility records 'best month ever' for a Western Hemisphere container port
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ArticleNew China head for Maersk Line
Mike Fang will replace Silvia Ding in the role from the start of 2017
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ArticleFCM sells headquarters
Shrinking citrus crop has meant fewer employees in the building, with Florida Citrus Mutual selling property to Publix
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ArticleEU increases 2017 marketing budget
Commission increases the budget for promoting EU agricultural products, including fresh produce, to €133m
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ArticleSouth Africa targets further UK growth
Hortgro is set to launch its annual promotional campaign for stonefruit and topfruit in the UK
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ArticleBayWa finds strength in fruit business
German group's International fruit business was a driving force in nine month EBIT increase
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ArticleOrange estimate up in Florida
New report report predicts an almost 3 per cent increase in the state’s orange production
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ArticleUnited Fresh reacts to Trump victory
Robert Guenther releases a statement to the fresh produce industry following the election
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ArticleAFM brings back Season's Eatings campaign
Avocados From Mexico is eagerly anticipating the upcoming holiday season and the return of its Season’s Eatings programme
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ArticleTough Q3 for South Africa trade
Maersk Line report outlines year-on-year decline in South African market
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ArticlePivonka leaves PBH role
Elizabeth Pivonka has announced her retirement from Produce for Better Health Foundation as president and CEO
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ArticleImaging system may aid in greening fight
Citrus growers may be able to detect greening before sysmtoms show in the plant's leaves
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ArticleMaersk Line's Q3 result sinks
Lower average container freight rates are a big factor in the shipping giant recording a quarterly loss of US$116m