All articles by Carl Collen – Page 222
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ArticleSocial media boosts the salad category
Jan Doldersum of Rijk Zwaan will champion the use of social media at the upcoming European Vegetable Strategies event
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ArticleSenate committee's school verdict backed
United Fresh Produce Association has commended the support shown for school fruit and vegetable standards
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ArticleCosmic Crisp set for blast off
Washington State University apple variety WA 38 has been given a new brand name ahead of its supermarket introduction
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ArticleCalls to cut EU/US free trade barriers
Copa-Cogeca has urged negotiators to remove red tape and technical barriers to trade in EU/US free trade discussions
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ArticleOTC Holland welcomes RSA citrus
Dutch company gets South African organic citrus campaign underway with Orange River grapefruit shipments
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ArticleGiumarra makes sales addition
Ki Thompson will focus on sales of Giumarra's Mexican-grown fresh fruit and vegetables
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ArticleBandegua recognised for agri-development
Dole subsidiary picks up the Orden Laboral award from the Guatemalan Ministry of Labor and Social Security
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ArticleBayer opens Dutch tomato greenhouse
Group's Vegetable Seeds division launches a tomato demonstration greenhouse featuring 100 different varieties
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ArticleEU boasts high pesticide compliance rate
Annual EFSA pesticide report finds that 97.5 per cent of food products tested were within Europe's MRLs
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ArticleMaersk Group sees profit surge
Shipping and oil group sees net profit attributable to shareholders rise 62 per cent to US$1.15bn
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ArticleVision Produce in double promotion
Nancy Betancourt and Donald Souther has both been handed new roles
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ArticleCrop protection 'urgently needed'
A coalition of associations representing Europe's agriculture industry has called for more ambition regarding plant protection
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ArticleMeet the retailers at European Vegetable Strategies
Hans-Jürgen Kirsch of German retailer Globus leads the discussion on how to grow sales of fresh vegetables and salads
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ArticleSeaborne throughput rises at Hamburg
German port says it recorded "brilliant" results in the first quarter, with cargo throughput up 8.6 per cent
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ArticleChiquita Hellas joins racism fight
Greek marketer has launched a short campaign to tie in with the #weareallmonkeys drive
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ArticleBig jump in LA container volumes
Port releases its April 2014 cargo volumes, reporting on higher year-on-year numbers
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Sales up, earnings down at Wal-Mart
Consolidated net sales grow 0.8 per cent for the first quarter of fiscal 2015, although unseasonable US weather impacts on overall earnings
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ArticleRecord AFL exhibitor demand
Bookings for stand space at the Hong Kong-based Asia Fruit Logistica are up by almost 20 per cent
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ArticleReady Pac branches out
Fresh convenience specialist branches out to offer produce-based whole meal solutions
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ArticleDriscoll's expects early raspberry peak
Volumes are increasing early in southern production areas after good weather