All Flowers articles – Page 73
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Western tenants find out their fate
Western International Market tenants this week found out whether or not they have been invited by their landlord to take up a position on the new market site agreed last week.
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Kent Show returns
The Kent County Show will open on July 11, well placed for a repeat of last year's Sunday opening success.
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Charges end for UK flowerpots
British flowerpots will gain new status after MEPs acted to correct a blunder that had piled unnecessary charges on nurseries and garden centres.
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F&PA gears up for Hampton Court
The Flowers & Plants Association will be holding demonstrations led by some of the biggest names in the floristry industry at the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show this week.
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Western deal done and dusted
After protracted negotiations, Western International wholesale market can look forward to a new site. tenants will know whether there is a place for them by the midle of next week.
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Corporation's submission to Select Committee
Richard Adams, assistant town clerk, gave the Corporation of London's submission to the House of Common's select committee on agriculture thsi week. Read it in full.
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Redbridge makes further UK acquisition
Purchase of Staffordshire company Lambert Bros adds to strength to produce and flowers division.
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Friday is Flower Day
Redbridge Holdings has confirmed its support for the Flower Council of Holland's Friday is Flower Day.
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Kenya Flower Day
Kenya Flower Day (June 17) saw Erastus Mureithi, chairman of the Kenya Flower Council (KFC), announce that 2002 had been a successful year for the Kenyan flower industry but it had not come without its upheavals.
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Homegrown cuts back for efficiency
Homegrown Produce in Kenya has made some cutbacks and is re-evaluating its product portfolio
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Guernsey industry under threat
Producers on the island of Guernsey are facing the closure of the island's main horticultural and agricultural retail store.
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Guernsey horticulture hits new low
Statistics issued by the Committee for Horticulture show how the Guernsey horticultural industry has reduced dramatically in size
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Herb garden opens
The new National Garden of the Herb Society was opened on Friday at Sulgrave Manor
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Lingarden's gardening column
Lingarden is supporting sales of its English quality garden plants brand with the publication of a monthly garden hints column
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Climate and currency hit supply
Prices for imported fruit from continental Europe are spiralling upward as currency and climatic factors combine.
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Hairyape wins award
The fruit, vegetable and flower internet search engine www.hairyape.co.uk has won the Federation of International Trade Associations (FITA) "Really useful site" award for last month.
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Herb Society success
The Herb Society won two silver medals at this year's Chelsea Flower Show.
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Palestine gears up for Gap
A group of four Palestinian co-operatives are working towards Eurep-Gap certification by January.
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Redbridge forges links
One of the UK's largest producer companies Redbridge Holdings has made two important moves in the wholesale sector this week.
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NFU sets once a week challenge
Half of Britain's adults have never received flowers according to a new survey, with just 13 per cent of 2000 interviewees lucky enough to get a bunch of flowers or a flowering pot plant even once a year.