All articles by FPJ Staff – Page 282
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      ArticleBrown announces £1.6bn rural development fundThe £1.6bn fund for rural development announced by agriculture minister Nick Brown this week stand to benefit all fruit and vegetable growers. 
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      ArticleFFVIB hails boom year for fresh produceThe Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Information Bureau's annual market review highlights a sector well placed for future success. 
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      ArticleChandler scoops top grower of the year award.Norfolk farmer John Chandler is acclaimed champion grower of the year by one of the UK's largest potato co-operatives, AP Growers. 
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      ArticleTesco leading internet revolutionLargest UK supermarket aims to lead world in on-line grocery shopping 
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      ArticleFrench kiwis show promisePremium kiwifruit growers Kiwi de l'Adour optimistic at start of season 
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      ArticleBPC first estimate reports increase in potato crop.The first estimates of the total 1999 potato crop in Britain increases nearly half a million tonnes on last year. 
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      ArticleUK first for prestigious European awardTwo HRI scientists become the first in the UK to receive the Rudolf Hermann Foundation Awards for outstanding scientific achievement in viticulture and horticulture. 
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      ArticleBurgess establishes specialist potato divisionRussell Burgess continues expansion by establishing a specialist potato division. 
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      ArticleABP announces sales and marketing reorganisationAssociated British Ports reorganises the sales & marketing function based at its London head office. 
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      ArticleWal-Mart linked with Irish retailer DunnesSpeculation in the US suggests that Wal-Mart is in the process of talks with Republic of Ireland supermarket chain Dunnes with a view to an acquisition. 
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      ArticleCD-ROM reference tool released by HRIHRI-HortiTech launches CD-ROM containing latest information on onion production 
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      ArticlePlimsoll singles out industry winnersPlimsoll Publishing's latest fresh produce portfolio analysis, Edition 2000, separates the industry into four distinct categories - winners, chancers, losers and sleepers. 
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      ArticleFrench growers evaluate flood damageRecent heavy rains in south-west France threaten to put a number of salad crop growers out of business. 
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      ArticleHarvey to succeed Charrington as HDC chairmanNick Brown announces Colin Harvey as successor to Margaret Charrington as chairman of the Horticultural Development Council. 
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      ArticleBIFGA gives evidence at Competition Commission hearingThe British Independent Fruit Growers' Association gives oral evidence at a hearing of the Competition Commission inquiry into grocery supplies to the multiples. 
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      ArticleBCP bought by Japanese businessMitsui & Co Ltd of Tokyo Japan has purchased a controlling stake in Wye-based Biological Crop Protection Ltd. 
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      ArticlePauleys launch north west basePauleys continues its policy of expansion, opening a new depot in Warrington, Cheshire. 
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      ArticleEU banana quota system to be overhauledThe protracted trade war between the EU and the US could finally be at an end as the European Commission announces it is to radically alter its banana quota system. 
 

