All articles by FPJ Staff – Page 175
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         Article ArticleKendall calls for 'early warning' systemCalls are afoot for an ‘early warning system’, to safeguard Britain’s food security. 
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      ArticleFarms help the nation learnNational Family Learning Week, held from October 6 to 14, is promising that thousands of community venues, including farm organisations, will be taking part in the event. 
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      ArticleIsraeli nursery seeds South AfricaHishtil Nurseries, the largest producer of vegetables, herbs and ornamental young plants in Israel, has opened its first plant nursery in South Africa. 
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         Article ArticleClass award for Claas actProminent engineer Dr Helmut Claas has been handed the Royal Agricultural Society of England’s (RASE) most prestigious award, the Gold Medal for Distinguished Service to Agriculture. 
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      ArticleUK warms to chilliesThe increasing influence of ethnic foods in the nation's diet is expanding the niche market for chilli peppers which can be grown in the UK between June and September. 
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         Article ArticleNew strawberries unveiledEast Malling Research has unveiled details of two new June-bearing strawberry varieties from its breeding programm. 
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      ArticleUS spinach growers off the hookUS spinach growers and processors will not face criminal charges over an E. coli outbreak last year that caused the death of three people and sickened 200 others. 
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         Article ArticleFirst public appearance for BennNew Defra Secretary of State Hilary Benn, in his first public outing at this week’s Royal Show, admitted that with all the rain he had almost no time to think about the major issues affecting the industry. 
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      ArticleMidlands counts the cost after floodsGrowers across the East Midlands are struggling to recover from devastating floods which have given the area its highest-ever rainfall for May and June. 
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         Article ArticleThree year consumer survey gets underwayA comprehensive three-year research project on consumer shopping behaviour for the soft fruit sector has been put in place. 
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         Article ArticleThe menu shapersAs fruit and vegetables secure a higher profile on foodservice menus, companies supplying the sector face ever-growing demands and challenges. Many have adopted innovative practices to ensure their viability in the competitive marketplace. Doris Lee Butterworth talks to leading suppliers. 
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         Article ArticleFighting to stay SuperiorGrapes from the Spanish region of Murcia are a staple product for the UK market but, following heavy rain in April, the sector has had to summon all of its skills to produce top-notch fruit. Foods from Spain is to launch its annual promotional push this month. Anna Sbuttoni reports. 
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      ArticleFrom Palace to king of the Reynolds castleLaura Gould spoke to Tony Reynolds, managing director of foodservice firm Reynolds, about the rags-to-riches history of his family business and what the future holds for an industry currently riding the crest of a wave of unprecedented popularity. 
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      ArticleBarnier is a good second bestElection time is (at last) over in France. We have a new president, a new prime minister, a new government and a new 
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      ArticleSalad segment ups the ante on local sourcing frontI already get the feeling that this summer’s soft-fruit sales will go down in history, after enduring such abnormal 
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      ArticleKeeping confusion in marketing mixI was interested this week to listen to a wide range of food industry decision- makers debate the conflicting messages and 
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         Article ArticleBeauty is in the eye of the consumerGrowers could be set to benefit from an extension of a supermarket scheme to market imperfect produce. 
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      ArticleECPA unhappy with EU enviro-committeeThe European Crop Protection Association has expressed its disappointment with last week’s European Parliament Environment Committee vote on the Sustainable Use Framework Directive. 
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      ArticleMore support for Midlands growersThe Midlands’ Rural Support Network has announced changes in its services. 
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         Article ArticleDraza forte's waste bonusA new concentrated methiocarb slug pellet has been launched which is being touted as a solution aiding growers with the new rules on agricultural waste. 
 

