All articles by Carl Collen – Page 277
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ArticleBerlin urged to 'Love my Salad'
Dutch group will focus on worldwide vegetable consumption at Fruit Logistica by basing stand on Love my Salad initiative
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ArticleKloosterboer picks up sustainability prize
Group receives the Lean and Green Award for dedication to a sustainable business process
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ArticleWet weather drives Psa spread
Vine disease spreads further in New Zealand following wet weather over the festive period
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ArticleSt Lucia battling Black Sigatoka
Government is taking steps to aid farmers in the fight against the potentially devastating banana disease
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ArticlePort of Philadelphia in Lithuanian MOU
Deal will open Philadelphia to European and Asian shipping trade via the ice-free port of Klaipeda
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ArticleAsda outlines major investment
UK Prime Minister David Cameron welcomes news that the retailer is set to open 25 new stores this year
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ArticlePeruvian avocado shipments to climb
ProHass forecasts export rise of 30 per cent over the next 12 months thanks to increased US market access
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ArticleNunhems puts innovation on display
Fruit Logistica is seen as the ideal platform to showcase a number of the vegetable seed group's new developments
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ArticleExcellence for X5 in 2011
Consolidated net retail sales increased for the full-year, despite a tougher market in the second half of the year
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ArticleCool Logistics Africa takes shape
Senior industry figures line up to participate in April's inaugural Cape Town conference
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ArticleSavvy lands Florette campaign
Salad leader's 2012 promotional push in the UK will be driven by Savvy Marketing
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ArticleWashington cherry order continues
Growers vote in favour of continuing the industry's federal marketing order at referendum
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ArticleAhold holds firm through 2011
Positive fourth quarter helps drive yearly consolidated net sales upwards by 2.5 per cent
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ArticleAgrexco aims to bounce back in 2012
Under the guidance of new owner Gideon Bickel, the fallen Israeli fresh produce giant is aiming to re-establish itself this year
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ArticlePeruvian grape exports to soar
Country's Central Reserve Bank forecasts that annual shipments could grow 20 per cent
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ArticleWal-Mart hires e-commerce head
Neil Ashe is to replace the outgoing Eduardo Castro-Wright, who is retiring in September
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ArticleMetro suffers Christmas sales slump
German retailer sees yearly fourth-quarter sales drop 1.3 per cent following disappointing Christmas trading
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Del Monte turns up the Heat in Miami
Fresh produce giant enters into sponsorship agreement with Eastern Conference NBA team Miami Heat to be organisation's official fruit provider
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ArticleThree senior appointments for Safmarine
Nick Gough, Stephen Knight and Russell Gillespie have all been handed new roles at the shipping company
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ArticleSelect few UK groups 'grabbing the growth'
Plimsoll report on UK fresh produce market identifies a small pocket of emerging companies monopolising market growth